[Javad Rajabzade] How to make a Scratchy Painted Steel material in substance 3d painter
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In this comprehensive tutorial, I’ll demonstrate the step-by-step process of creating this Scratchy smart material, starting with the initial setup and material creation in Substance Painter.
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