Quick tip for creating a position mask in Substance Painter

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Here is a quick tip on adding dirt based on position and height map information using Substance Painter.

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[@BotLetMeDie]

I could not agree more

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just like the video?

[@B5KDEV]

put the vid in a playlist

[@Mycelium]

You can

[@cassiosculpts]

You can save the links and maybe download them too

[@taheer2781]

Short but informative. Thanks

[@BrianLife]

I'm trying to follow. lol. wow, this gets deep. thank you Wes!

[@ahmet862]

crazy what substance painter can be used for

[@dismeon]

This was very helpful

[@fireflyloverokay]

Lovely stuff as always

[@wes.mcdermott]

Thanks much!

[@baril3d]

Amazing!

[@tomhikon]

Next level thank you 👍

[@wes.mcdermott]

No problem 👍

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[@wes.mcdermott]

Thanks much!

[@shikhermyv]

These are great

[@wes.mcdermott]

Thanks you!

[@101touchapps]

nice

[@Hamadochi]

how do u see the gradient in full greyscale?

[@3xchris]

how would you do this on a tileable in designer?

[@wes.mcdermott]

You could use a similar workflow with position data as an input that drives a mask. We have a 3D gradient that takes position data. However, having a dirt gradient like this will break the tile. But that is Ok if you are using it as a parameter to show dirt on areas of a mesh that will not tile vertically.

[@icarustanovic3097]

That's how Wesley's doing stuff! Brafo.

[@wes.mcdermott]

Thanks!