Texturing a Complete Scene in Substance 3D Painter

Set up texture folders and masks for vol, floor, tiles, curtains, and window glass, then apply height maps to drive normals and refine color with anchor points for roughness.

Texture a hardwood floor in Substance 3D Painter by building height with base textures and grayscale masks. Experiment with tiling, directions, and planar projection to create varied, realistic planks.

Create blue and black plastic materials, metallic parts, glass, and aluminium textures in Blender, organize into folders, and adjust masks, roughness, and opacity for realistic surfaces.

Texture the dining chairs in Substance 3D Painter, add materials to chairs and carpet, adjust height maps, masks, and stitches, and create color variations with anchor points.

Create a dining table material in Substance 3D Painter by applying layered textures, masks, and roughness maps, then refine colors, patterns, and imperfection details for realism.

Learn to texture a complete pot scene in Substance 3D Painter by crafting copper and aluminum metal materials with base aluminum, masks, color layers, and curvature and occlusion maps.

Finish texturing a complete table dish scene in Substance 3D Painter by adjusting opacity, layering dirt and roughness, masking areas, and applying ambient occlusion for realism.

Organize the meat assets into folders, apply a base material with projection, and paint textures to build a natural meat look with dirt, ambient occlusion, and black masks.

Clean up the scene by refining base color and normal maps, adjusting roughness, height, and opacity, and balancing dirt, metallics, and fabric textures across furniture and surfaces.

Finish texturing by refining roughness, scattering, and metallic properties, applying masks and layers to create realistic organics and props, then export textures for rendering.