Using Filters in Substance Painter

Filters in Substance Painter are a quick and powerful way to enhance your textures. In this tutorial you'll learn about the different types of filters and how to use them. From blurring to peeling paint.
00:00 - Introduction
01:06 - Blurs
07:02 - High Pass
10:25 - Color Filters
17:49 - Peeled Paint and Rust
23:18 - Oil Paint and Watercolor
29:42 - Water Droplets and HSL
33:20 - Height Adjust and PBR Validate

[@evanpage2540]

Thank you for this video. Most times when I want to learn about a tool or feature of a particular software the video is some abstract conceptual explanation of a feature and someone doing some project. This video is literally a step by step explanation of each filter and what it does without all the nonsense, which is exactly what I wanted.

[@mobamenace3591]

I am learning to texture through your videos thanks for providing these priceless videos. 😊

[@3dmegaverseJohn]

My pleasure 😊

[@motionbug4970]

That's what I was searching for ❤

[@jayantbhatt007]

Thank you so much. suggestion if you hold down alt then click on base layer it will automatically deselect rest of the layers if you dont have to manually turn it off.

[@yokhanan]

These tutorials are soooooooo helpful! 😊

[@socrates112]

This is a great tutorial. Many thanks for making this.

[@joedanger4541]

Right on time. Thank you so much

[@3dmegaverseJohn]

You are so welcome

[@satglob4839]

Good tutorial Thank you .

[@universeuniverse8685]

best of the best. Thanks!

[@3dmegaverseJohn]

You're welcome!

[@alinarangi7826]

thanks man

[@user-il7fc3ni6v]

nice job

[@3dmegaverseJohn]

Thanks!

[@blastradius9136]

Color match is useless lol

[@dubwork]

nope, it does what it's supposed to do. Pick colors from outside Substance Painter 👌