Realistic Texturing of Modular Structures in Substance Painter 2
This course is an introduction to using Substance Painter 2 while also showing techniques for texturing modular structures and no prior experience is required. Software required: Substance Painter 2, Unreal Engine 4
What you'll learn
In this course you'll texture modular structures to finish up your game assets. You'll look at texturing all the parts procedurally with Substance Painter 2, which will allow you to best reuse the parts you've modeled. In this course, Realistic Texturing of Modular Structures in Substance Painter 2, you'll explore how to use the procedural tools inside Substance Painter 2 to accomplish texturing a modular structure quickly and beautifully giving you more time to focus on pure quality. First, you'll learn getting a practical understanding of the Substance Painter 2 interface. Next, you'll discover how to create stone and metal procedural textures from scratch. Finally, you'll learn how to import your own textures into Unreal with standard and custom export settings. By the end of this course, you'll gain a detailed understanding of Substance Painter 2 while learning how to make your own compelling textures from modular structures. Software required: Substance Painter 2, Unreal Engine 4.
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About the author
Dan John Cox has worked in the games industry for 8 years as both an environmental, concept, and character artist. He has worked at Pseudo Interactive, Frozen North Productions, Bedlam Games, Ubisoft Toronto, and Capybara Games in a variety of capacities. He has also taught Game Art at Seneca College in Toronto for 8 years and has assisted in bringing many new artists into the workforce. He's spoken at events such as GamerCamp, IGDA, Creativa Mexico, GameConnection Paris, and GDC 2014 and 2015.