I have herd about a software called ‘Quixel Suite’ that basically works in your ‘Photoshop’ and allows you to make amazing Normal maps, Diffuse maps etc, and to then be able to render your model to see how it looks.
I’m needing to do a better job on my vehicles textures & I was just wondering if this is a good software to do this?
I just want to ask if anyone else uses it and is it safe to download and use?
I absolutely love using Quixel - and the developer is great with support and easy to reach. Started using Quixel’s tools back in June and I have a strong preference to it over Allegorithmic’s offerings (esp since it’s integrated with photoshop, and then going back to their support for the product).
Just one more question.
When I downloaded it, its installer came in a compressed zip file how come? And when I double clicked the installer it asks to extract all or run, so I clicked extract all and then It asks for a location, so put it on my operating system. When I did that it didn’t really do anything. It copied it to my operating system from what I saw. Anyone know how this works?
Definitely safe. I rather use Substance Painter or Substance Designer/B2M. It is a waste of money to pay for Photoshop especially when you don’t use them.
Yeah this is important to know. While Quixel has great tools they do have lots of problems and can be very wonky.
They have improved a lot but they run pretty slowly depsite having 64GB ram and a recent 6 core intel cpu.
I’d say Substance Painter/designer and B2M works better (and doesn’t require any other softwares) and I prefer them but both are great texturing suites.
Alright, I think I should not download it for a month or two so that way, they can get the crashing bugs fix.
I really appreciate your guys help, thanks guys