HOW I texture STYLIZED WOOD in SUBSTANCE PAINTER 

Thanks man! appreciate the kind comment, I'm on a short break at the moment as I have other stuff going on but hope to be back soon with more video's! I like your artstation, Thanks for the follow keep up the good work!

Oh wow I did not see that response coming, thank you so much 🥺! Gotchu, yea know your priorities and take your time man, im looking forward for your upcoming stuff in the furture!@@StylizedSchools

Thanks! Glad you like it :)

Thanks for the comment akita, glad it helped! :D

Thanks Hridoy! glad you enjoyed it

Thank you for the kind words! I Appreciate it, taking a short break from video's for other obligations but back soon with more! :D

Thanks, yeah I just bake in painter and render in marmoset, nothing special with the baking but I hope to come back to youtube and make more tutorials. Just been busy with moving game studios, homes and all that other stuff the past year, more videos soon though!

Hey Ollie, have you baked texture maps from a sculpted mesh on to a low poly mesh? If you are using the assets from gumroad it should be already there but if you are using your own assets you will have to make a high and low poly mesh and then bake the details from one mesh to another to get these maps. Google "baking in substance painter" or something to get an idea of the process. If that's not what you're looking for though let me know

@@StylizedSchools god send it worked :D

Hey, no this is a low poly mesh baked down from the high poly

Hey Tom, yes absolutely, this is the workflow I texture my assets with at the game studio I'm in.

Hey, have you baked the maps from the high poly to low poly? you can do this directly in substance painter or if you purchased my files it should be already baked in the substance painter file. If unsure, search for "baking in substance painter"

@@StylizedSchools thanks, I found it already😊

I find the results from using the generator doesn't pick up as much of the edge, thinner sections get left out some but the difference is minimal. If you prefer to go with a curvature generator then yep! that's a totally valid way to do it, just personal preference.