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(!)At this point we have high poly version of your mesh that cannot be used in a game.ģ. Sculpt details on multires parts(for organics generally) Model mesh in detail(either subsurf or multires parts)Ģ. Substance Painter for Texturing, Map bakingġ. I'm also learning the ropes but here's how I figured so far.īlender for modelling mesh, UV mapping, Sculpting What exactly does this option do? What is the fundamental difference in exporting textures to Unreal or to Unity, for example?

When exporting the textures from Substance Painter, I can choose from a dropdown called config, to what game engine I'm exporting these textures to (Unity, Unreal, Lumberyard, Cryengine, etc.).

obj from Substance? Is there any difference between these two?

What model do I have to import into UE4? The.

Is this workflow correct? Or is there something I'm misunderstanding?.

obj file AND the texture maps (albedo, roughness, metallic, normal, etc.) Create the materials I need for each part of the mesh.

BLENDER: Create a 3D model in Blender.

Up to this point I have always bought external 3D assets.Īs far as I know, the workflow is this (but I don't know if I'm correct):

I know some intermediate UE4 (both C++ and Blueprints), but my weakest point has always been the workflow to import assets from Blender and Substance. My name is Jose and I'm pretty new to Game Art Development.