Connect the input emissive node to the output emissive nodeĥ.

Also change Visible If to input & input=0Ĥ. roughness) and change the identifier to emissive_input and the label to Emissive. Add an output node to that reference graph and set the identifier to emissive and Label to Emissive Right click on the base material node and open reference (or Ctrl+E)Ģ. However, if you want to add an emissive output to the Base Material node that you show in your example above then there are some extra steps:ġ. What follows is a brief one minute video of the action in question.If you just want to add an emissive output to a graph then just add an output node, change the identifier and Label to Emissive and plug whatever you like into it. 'When I import a substance to substance painter, it seems to hang - What's going on?' -This is fixed through a registry edit as suggested by Allegorithmic. Once the Substance has imported it will appear in the shelf wherever it was directed towards in the previous dialogue: Shelf, Shelf: This is the general shelf used by all projects, importing to this location will ensure that the substance is able to be used across all projects and would be the best option to use for. Choosing this option will ensure that this Substance is accessable for this project no matter when or where you open it but it will not show this material when opening a separate project. The location you import your resources to will depend on your workflow and how often you plan on using this particular substance.Ĭurrent Session: This location will be a temporary import that will only exist during this session of Substance Painter.Ĭurrent Project: This will be named after the project has opened or started during the current session. SBSAR you will work with, setting it to basematerial will be optimal. SBSAR files can be added to your resources:įor a majority of the. Navigate to Substance Painter and in the top menu click File > Import:

To import a Substance SBSAR to Substance Painter please follow the steps below.

Substance designer to painter