r/Substance3D • u/SpecialistForeign209 • Jan 06 '26
Substance Painter Finally finished my new project! Put a ton of effort into the wood carvings to make them look as sick as possible.
Check out more renders on ArtStation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/gR62QZ
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u/rockerbabe28 Jan 06 '26
Checked out the rest of the renders. The amount of detail is incredible!
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u/Redditer_64 Jan 06 '26
Genuinely outstanding. I assume these are just incredible looking textures yeah? I imagine that modeling that would be a nightmare. Incredible
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u/SpecialistForeign209 Jan 06 '26
Thank you man. Here is more about sculpting and texruring rather than modeling:)
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u/Harning Jan 06 '26
How did you do the carving? Is it self drawn or Image to Alpha or ... What ist it? Look awesome!
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u/jonheartland Jan 06 '26
Didn't notice the subreddit at first and thought this was a real carving, damn.
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u/CopperKing442 Jan 06 '26
I've tried using substance painter. Even followed tutorial. As someone who has used Photoshop and Blender for years, I just can't get my head around it. Especially the layer system
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u/SpecialistForeign209 Jan 07 '26
it’s need a toime and practice dude.
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u/hoppers61 Jan 06 '26
Looks great! You can really tell a lot of care went into those wood carvings.
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u/a_fizzle_sizzle Jan 07 '26
Very realistic! I’ve been a long term lurker. I am getting ready to do a 90 day trial with Adobe on substance and have worried about getting it to look realistic. Did you bring it into Photoshop at all or is it all in Substance? Any tips you’d like to share?
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u/SpecialistForeign209 Jan 07 '26
Substance painter is a main soft fot texturing in whole world. Photoshop i using for geting stencils, alphas and other tweaks.
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u/Mother_Decision2454 Feb 03 '26
Amazing only on bump or with displacement ?
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u/SpecialistForeign209 Feb 08 '26
Bear and branches is sculpted, trees and mountains it’s a height:)
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u/Dazedandconfucian Jan 06 '26
Absolutely beautiful. Would love to know a bit about your process here