Wes McDermott has released a new tutorial explaining how to create a custom snow material and apply it to a scanned mesh from Substance Sampler. Watch it on YouTube.
Wes McDermott has released a new tutorial explaining how to create a custom snow material and apply it to a scanned mesh from Substance Sampler. Watch it on YouTube.
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I can only assume Wes has not seen much seen snow in person. This looks like the snow started melting then refroze. Ahh, he’s in Kentucky. That explains it.
u need just reduce reflection value and thats it
It’s so nice to see that they keep developing the substance programs after Adobe’s acquisition