New features include the option to define the stamps used for the start, middle and end of a stroke and size and spacing properties for strokes. In addition, the Dynamic Strokes system, which changes the brush stamp properties along the length of a stroke, has been updated. It doesn’t work with some existing tool brushes (shown at 01:20 in the video at the top of the story), but comes with new tool presets for creating stitches, zippers, welds, puckers and seams. It is possible to use the new 3D path system to create or edit mask layers as well as paint layers and the implementation supports other standard paint features like symmetry and dynamic strokes. Workflow is non-destructive, with both the brush properties and the curve itself remaining editable throughout, making it possible to reshape or change the look of existing paint strokes.Īs well as painting, users can erase or smudge existing paint layers along a path. Users can draw out Bezier-based curves over a 3D model by clicking on its surface in the viewport, with Substance 3D Painter automatically applying the paint stroke along the curve.Ĭlosing the curve creates a seamlessly repeating pattern. The major new feature in Substance 3D Painter 9.0 is the 3D path system, which makes it possible to apply paint strokes to a model along editable guide curves. New 3D path system lets you paint along guide curves, then edit the strokes afterwards The release adds a neat new 3D path system, making it possible to apply paint strokes to a model along editable Bezier guide curves, and extends the software’s Dynamic Strokes system. Posted by Jim Thacker Adobe releases Substance 3D Painter 9.0Īdobe has released Substance 3D Painter 9.0, the latest version of the 3D texture painting software.
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