17.5 in the video at 1:27:00 whats the work flow get same out put of principled shadier match to Substance Painter
which baker is it ? what the settings please.
17.5 in the video at 1:27:00 whats the work flow get same out put of principled shadier
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- gfxfx
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- Midphase
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Maybe I misinterpreted the video, but I'm under the impression that if you just bring your SP texture maps into the Principled shader and they will match (roughly) what you see in SP.
The idea is that the H17.5 viewport is giving you a more faithful representation of your SP materials using OpenGL than previous versions of Houdini. The hint is that by H18, this viewport performance will continue to get even better and yield the type of results that, more or less, people are experiencing with something like EEVEE in Blender (I am just speculating here, based on the hints at where project Solaris is going).
The idea is that the H17.5 viewport is giving you a more faithful representation of your SP materials using OpenGL than previous versions of Houdini. The hint is that by H18, this viewport performance will continue to get even better and yield the type of results that, more or less, people are experiencing with something like EEVEE in Blender (I am just speculating here, based on the hints at where project Solaris is going).
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I think its the other way round what you do Houdini materials with principled shadier
you send out (bake) to Substance Painter, unreal and Marmoset if you look the picture i done screen cap of
top right you see Base Colour ,roughness, and i think height so trying work out what work flow for that
Midphase i could be mistaken and I have got wrong end of the stick.
you send out (bake) to Substance Painter, unreal and Marmoset if you look the picture i done screen cap of
top right you see Base Colour ,roughness, and i think height so trying work out what work flow for that
Midphase i could be mistaken and I have got wrong end of the stick.
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The first thing you should do when importing Metallic or Roughness maps into the Principled shader is to set Metal and Roughness to 1.0. In both the viewport and mantra, the map is multiplied by this value, so their defaults of 0 and 0.3 will severely reduce the effect of the maps if not set to 1.
The Principled shader is missing is an Occlusion map, which the viewport can support if you add a File>Image parameter and tag it with the OGL tag “ogl_occlusionmap”. However, mantra will ignore that map.
The Principled shader is missing is an Occlusion map, which the viewport can support if you add a File>Image parameter and tag it with the OGL tag “ogl_occlusionmap”. However, mantra will ignore that map.
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what he says in the video and i quote "Working in Houdini will match whatever my end Product is going to be whether it's unreal or substance and so on.“
he clears says ”end Product"
there is game dev for Marmoset,
But is the one coming for substance painter or whats the work follow to bake images from Houdini to substance
thx twod for tips for get substance to Houdini but that NOT what i am asking
he clears says ”end Product"
there is game dev for Marmoset,
But is the one coming for substance painter or whats the work follow to bake images from Houdini to substance
thx twod for tips for get substance to Houdini but that NOT what i am asking
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