How to Use Quixel Bridge Texture/Materials in Substance Painter | Quixel Bridge to Substance Painter

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In this video we we will take a look at how we can use textures or materials from Quixel Bridge and use them for texturing our models in Substance Painter
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@Musaic Год назад

THANKS!

@creativeplustv 11 месяцев назад

Thank`s!

@3dwolf 11 месяцев назад

Welcome

@christopherstys1300 3 года назад

You need to make sure your normals are formatted correctly as well, or they will be flipped and your textures wont look quite right

@erickh555 2 года назад

hi! how do i make sure they are formatted correctly? if they are not, what can i do to fix it?

@christopherstys1300 2 года назад

@@erickh555 You can choose whether your project uses DirectX or OpenGL normals when you first start your substance painter project. I believe all normals from quixel are OpenGL format. To convert from openGL to directX, just invert the green channel of the normal. You can do this in photoshop, or in substance painter, add a "levels" filter to your layer, change to affect "normal" and from RGB set it to affect only the green channel. Then you can just press invert and that will invert the green channel of the normal map, and it should start looking a bit better, less like the mesh is a bit inverted at the surface

@erickh555 2 года назад

@@christopherstys1300 wasnt expecting a quick response from a 6 months old comment! And also not such a clear one! Thanks a lot! :D

@antonmercer6203 9 месяцев назад

Hello! please tell me, if you use textures from Megascans, for example, bricks or something like that for the exterior, do you need to add a dirt generator to the substance printer for walls, for example, or Megascans materials already have excellent detail, including dirt, and there is no need to use a dirt generator?

@3dwolf 9 месяцев назад

Well, that totally depends on what kind of texture you're using. If you're using a dirty texture then you won't need any generators.