Working on the space shuttle inside Substance Painter. The Layer Stack on the right of the screen works in a similar way to the layers in Photoshop. Substance Painter has its own readymade Smart Materials, which you can see in the shelf at the bottom of the screen. Here’s how the space shuttle looked inside Substance Painter. Create custom textures in Substance Painter This is where Substance Painter comes into its own. Īssets like these need more complex materials if they are really going to look good. You can inspect the 3D model in your web browser at. The space shuttles all used the same custom 3D model. The terrain shown above is a free 3D asset, which is available here in Adobe Stock. You can tweak their default settings to get the results you want. Simple surfaces like terrain are good candidates for texturing with Dimension’s preset materials. This was the case with the ground surface. I’ve set up basic lights, but there are no materials yet.įor some of the assets in the scene, I could get good results simply by assigning one of Dimension’s preset materials. This is how the scene looked in Dimension before I had assigned any materials to it. In this case, most of the assets were created in the 3D modeling package ZBrush. This can be done using stock models, custom-built assets, or a combination of the two. The first step in creating a 3D image is to compose the scene inside Dimension. This isn’t a complete step-by-step walkthrough, but it should give you an idea of how easy it is to use Substance Painter with Dimension to create detailed rendered images.
In this post, I’ll explore how I used Dimension, Substance Painter, and Photoshop on Future Frontiers, the set of digital artworks I created for the launch of From the Moon to Mars-Apollo 50th Anniversary Challenge, Adobe’s new global art contest. Fortunately, Dimension works hand-in-hand with more specialist 3D applications, like Substance Painter, Allegorithmic’s powerful texture-painting software. In many cases, the tools built into Dimension are all you need – but sometimes, you may want to take things a step further.
Using workflows familiar from software like Adobe Photoshop, graphic designers can compose, light, and render their own 3D images. Send Your Imagination into Orbit with Adobe Dimension and Substance PainterĪdobe Dimension makes it easy to create striking 3D imagery, even if you aren’t a 3D expert.
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