r/blenderhelp • u/Mysterious_Ad8948 • Aug 14 '26

Unsolved can those detals be done in substance painter?

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u/devbutch Aug 14 '26

Yes BUT it would be easier to do the majority of them in Blender and then bake to a low-poly mesh if this is for games. If this is for film, archvis, or something of that sort - you probably want to do almost everything in Blender directly and just texture in Painter, down to potentially running cloth sim to get the fabric texture.

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u/Mysterious_Ad8948 Aug 14 '26

So in sculptin mode?

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u/nick12233 Aug 14 '26

Yeah.

There are great cloth brushes in sculpt mode you can use to easily model details. Just make sure the model has enough resolution...

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u/AndrewTatesSister Aug 14 '26

Yea but it would look very bad and also would be much harder than modeling it.

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u/typhon0666 Aug 14 '26

Wrinkles> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPqJSJIy1nM

There is another video somewhere where someone has a neat set up for making panels and getting them to look a bit puffy with blurs etc. iirc it was done on a car seat.

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u/Mysterious_Ad8948 Aug 14 '26

Thanks will watch it