Can substance painter pbr materials be used legally in blender3d?

[bkjernisted]

justaviking, thank you for describing how to attach a picture file.

[boddie]

I am not familiar with this particular "Uber-shader" but typically, with this simple material, you would only need to connect three bitmaps:

- Base color
- Normal
- Roughness

Since this is a dielectric (non-metal), just leave the metal map at the default Black color.

If you expand the shader width, it will be easier to see the labels and not confuse a map input with a strength adjustments.

On the Normal and Roughness image nodes, change the drop down from Color to Non-color data.

No need to connect anything to the displacement node since the normal map will make the material appear to have displacement.

[justaviking]

justaviking, thank you for describing how to attach a picture file.

You're most welcome.

I'm a rather inept noob with Substance Designer and Painter (though I still have fun with them), but I like to help out where I can. 

Good luck, and I hope you have fun too.


(I actually answered a real Painter question once, but don't tell anyone.  I don't want to build up false expectations.)

[bkjernisted]

Thank you everyone and especially boddie for all the hard work here. Much appreciated!