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Maryell Diaz Muñoz
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Jul 2, 2021 10:42 AM UTC
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Material looks totally different in Substance Painter than in Substance Sampler.

Hi folks,

 

I created a material in Substance Sampler from a photo, then shared that material into Substance painter and applied it to a mesh.  The material looks totally different in SP, it loses a great deal of quality and takes on a plasticky look.  How can I get the same quality in SP that I'm seeing in Sampler?

 

Thank you!

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CAGameDev
CAGameDevCorrect answer
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Jul 2, 2021 11:41 AM UTC

Does the mesh in Painter have enough texel density to avoid the low quailty issue? Also make sure you're not doubling up height/normal and double check your channels that you're matching the ones from Sampler in Painter.

 

If you still cannot solve the problem it would help to get the files to check.

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CAGameDev
CAGameDevCorrect answer
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Jul 2, 2021 11:41 AM UTC

Does the mesh in Painter have enough texel density to avoid the low quailty issue? Also make sure you're not doubling up height/normal and double check your channels that you're matching the ones from Sampler in Painter.

 

If you still cannot solve the problem it would help to get the files to check.

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    Maryell Diaz MuñozAuthor
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    Jul 15, 2021 6:32 PM UTC

    Hi, sorry for the late response.  The problem was indeed the texel density.  Thanks for the tip!

     

     

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    Maryell Diaz MuñozAuthor
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    Jul 2, 2021 10:45 AM UTC

    I attached screenshots above to show the problem.

     

    Cheers!

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