Quote Skye Advanced Member 119 Advanced Member Posted Novemgeon Last SP update allows to paint over texture sets tiburbage Substance painter is better for texture work.
One tip, if you want to avoid the monthly subscription, is to purchase it on Steam. I use 3dcoat because it performs better than painter on low end laptops. Also want to add: Xnormal still works great despite looking dated and it’s free and comes with a sometimes handy photoshop addon. It’s still superior for hand painting certain types of assets compared to subs for me, I prefer to use them both per project need. I like the ease of beiing able to bake out texture maps to take in to other software (I believe blender can do this too, though i've not much experience with doing this in Blender). Unless you can compile it yourself, or you run Arch Linux or a system based on it and can use an AUR. 3D coat has gone through many improvements since 4+ years ago. It also handles procedural textures too - so again, very easy to keep things non destructive. It uses layers, blending modes and masks in much the same way as photoshop does, and can really help with organising and editing your textures in a non destructive way.
#3d coat vs substance painter movie#
Substance 3D Painter is widely used in game and movie production as well as in product design, fashion, and architecture. I personally prefer substance painter, but that's only because I'm more familiar with it. Substance 3D Painter has the tools you need to texture your 3D assets, from advanced brushes to Smart Materials that automatically adapt to your model. There are others available, such as 3D Coat and Quixel Mixer (which is gradually being updated to become more in line with what substance can do).
I've got some experience with Substance Painter - largely using it to texture my models and take them across into Unreal Engine or Unity.
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