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Substance Painter - Discussions - Viewing Handpainted Displacement While Painting
on: January 31, 2020, 08:40:38 pm
Greetings!
I was trying an idea with displacement in Substance Painter, but I am having trouble seeing the displacement as I paint. It's there, and I can see if if I stop and move the camera back and forth, but I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for viewing the displacement better while I paint it (without having to stop and pivot the camera).
So far the best technique I've been able to try has been changing my Base Color constantly to match the value of the displacement I'm handpainting, but eventually I'm going to have to hide those layers to paint color and I'll be back to wondering where I'm painting. Wireframe view allows me to see how much I have displaced from the original, but not where the currently displaced mesh is.
Any ideas? I keep feeling like I'm making this harder than it has to be. Thanks for any insights!
I was trying an idea with displacement in Substance Painter, but I am having trouble seeing the displacement as I paint. It's there, and I can see if if I stop and move the camera back and forth, but I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for viewing the displacement better while I paint it (without having to stop and pivot the camera).
So far the best technique I've been able to try has been changing my Base Color constantly to match the value of the displacement I'm handpainting, but eventually I'm going to have to hide those layers to paint color and I'll be back to wondering where I'm painting. Wireframe view allows me to see how much I have displaced from the original, but not where the currently displaced mesh is.
Any ideas? I keep feeling like I'm making this harder than it has to be. Thanks for any insights!