Comprehensive PBR Guide Now Available

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Hi,
We have released “The Comprehensive PBR Guide,” which covers the theory of PBR as well as practical guidelines for application. It has been cross-checked by experts in the field and is divided into 2 volumes.

Volume One: The theory of physically-based shading and rendering

Volume Two: Practical guidelines and workflows for creating PBR textures. *Coming Soon.

Download the Free guide from our site

Discuss PBR theory and workflows in our official support forums.
http://forum…com/index.php/board,27.0.html

Cheers,

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Volume Two: Practical guidelines and workflows for creating PBR textures. *Coming Soon. :o

Thank you

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You are most welcome!

Cheers,

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This should be really usefull, I’m especially looking forward to the practical second part.
Thanks for freely sharing this information with us! :slight_smile:

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Great read, thanks a ton!

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Cheers, thanks a lot !

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Any ETA on the second part?

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Yes, it will be at the end of this month.

Cheers,

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Thanks !

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It is really applicable pbr materials (Metal/Roughness & Specular/Glossiness) to Unreal Engine 4 shader system?. How can we transfer from Substance Designer to Unreal Engine 4 with the same results?

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This is really slick, well put together and looks like something NVidia would produce. Well done! Fantastic read.

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You simply choose “Metal/Roughness” workflow when creating your project in Substance Designer/Painter and when you’re finished texturing you’ll export it out and import with UE4. The result will be the same but since your lighting is different you wouldn’t see the exact same thing.

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Thank you for the point Max. Studiying Substance Designer these days. I’ll starting to test this as soon I learn Substance Designer. Thanks one more time for your answer.