Substance 3D Designer

Hello,I'm reporting a critical bug in the "Transfer Texture from Mesh" baker introduced in Substance Designer 15.0.0 and still present in 15.0.1. The Issue:The Dilation Width (or Diffusion) setting no longer functions correctly. When baking textures (specifically normal maps) using this baker, instead of the pixels being properly dilated at the UV island edges, **black gaps and lines appear**. Steps to Reproduce:1. Use the "Transfer Texture from Mesh" baker to transfer a normal map from a source model to a target model.2. Set any value for the "Dilation Width".3. Bake the texture. Expected Result:The pixels at the edges of the UV shells should be extended outwards, creating a clean bake without seams, as it worked in all previous versions. Actual Result:Black artifacts, lines, and gaps appear along the UV seams. I have confirmed this is not an alpha channel issue and have tested with various settings and multiple texture formats (PNG, TGA) — the bug persists.This fu

HelloSince V15 it seems that baking Color map from mesh outputs a black imageI'm a pro user and since this update I can't use my designer files anymoreI'm exporting HR mesh from Blender I tried to revert to an older version of Designer and it workedAnyone can help?Cheers,David Frappaz

I updated to the new version 15, opened the project I had been working on earlier in the day on the previous software version, Designer crashed while loading it. Tried a few more times, same thing.I then downgraded my install back to the latest version of v14, tried to open my project. Designer now does the same thing, crashes while loading my project. What on earth happened in that update to break something so irrecoverably?! I can't open my old file in the old version! I get the feeling it's something to do with failing to load resources properly, and instead of giving a warning and allowing you to correct the failed resources, it just crashes. I use this for my job - need this fixed asap.

I render 16 bit denoised beauty AOV or normal AOV  of small plants in Octane or Cycles   and see absolutly perfect fringe /halo free  image around alpha edges when I need to downsale  a render 2048x2700 sized  to perfectly  2kx2k  in Photoshop /affinity Photo/ Gimp / Krita.       In Designer it's  ok if no scaling is involved at all .  But once initial image not perfectly x2  or I need to tweak the scale  I see those pesky fringes all over .    If I set  premultiplied alpha blending it's a glowing white halo, if it's straight  . it's those dark fringes . Never an issue in Photoshop.      Much to my surprise it's mostly ok In Painter too . not as perfect as in Photoshop but still fine.    Does anyone know a workaround for Designer ?    The only way I managed  to find in Designer is to do it with evry color image in linear gamma 32 bit float ble

Hi Geeks!I'm working on a procedural wood log material, so far I can control the rotation of my logs with a grayscale value from 0 to 255 = 0 to 360°. I use the flood fill family node to map a texture (wood grain, grunge, whatever) with the flood fill mapper node, however, it only uses half of my grayscale value to perform half of the rotation. No rotation of the texture between value 0 and 126, then it performs correct rotation. Is there a way for the flood fill mapper node to use the full grayscale value to perform 360° rotation of my texture? 

I want to test the new update but dont know to fix this.  

When changing the Color Space For Library Environment setting in the Environment settings (Viewport menu bar -> Environment -> Edit), it works fine and displays the environment using the selected color space. But after restarting Substance 3D Designer, the default setting is used, even though the state of the dropdown menu got saved. As result, the state of the dropdown menu is incorrect, showing a different color space than the one actually being used. Once I change the setting to something else and back again, the setting is correct again.Tested in version 14.1.2 build 8986, on Windows 11 24H2Steps to repoduce:1. Open the Environment settings (Viewport menu bar -> Environment -> Edit)2. Change Color Space For Library Environment to something else than the default. Also change Is Visible to True, making it easier to spot the issue.3. Restart Substance Designer4. Notice how the HDRI used in the viewport is now sampled using the default color space instead of the c

I'm trying to apply for Substance 3D Painter eductional licenses, but the web site doesn't work!  I follow the steps, but no email is ever received from donotreply@adobepartneroffer.com with the instructions to validate my eligibility.  It's been this way for months now and really feels like Adobe are just trying to force us all to give up and pay for subscription.  I'm a student and simply can't afford to do that, so will have no choice but to use other tools instead.  Not a great way to attract and retain new users of your tools, Adobe. Any update on when the educational license process will be working for Substance 3D, please?