Substance Painter: Petrol Pump Game Asset

Learn how to texture an existing 3D model of a petrol pump using Substance Painter, and create and apply materials like metal, rubber, plastic, and glass.

Introduction

• Welcome
• What you should know before watching this course
• Using the exercise files

1. Setting Up Our Substance Painter Project

• Setting up a mesh for importing into Substance Painter, part 1
• Setting up a mesh for importing into Substance Painter, part 2
• Creating a new project
• Baking out some important maps
• Adding an opacity channel
• Adjusting the viewer settings

2. Customizing Our Painter Tools

• Importing custom bitmaps
• Using our own substances from Substance Designer
• Setting up custom tools

3. Using Substances and Masks to Paint Our Object

• Setting up the Worn Red paint group
• Adding our fill layers
• Using the Mask Builder for detail
• Using the ID channel pass to mask the group
• Masking the exposed metal sections
• Setting up and masking more painted metal
• Adding the metal and paint substances
• Creating the rubber
• Creating transparent glass
• Adding weathered plastic to the model

4. Adding Unique Details with Stencils and Particles

• Using the 3D view for decals
• Painting in the 2D view
• Setting up a particle brush
• Adding specific dirt with particles
• Adding dirt to the overall model

Conclusion

• What next?