Apply PNG Images With Transparancy Using Anchor Point In Substance Painter

[@heinrichduda5466]

This is what I needed, create a mask, according to the alpha of the imported image, with the help of an anchor point. Awesome.

[@onkabetsempye9192]

Hi , thanks for the video. You can also import your image as an alpha image if you create your with these seetings PRB - Metallic Roughness Alpha Blend. This is also a great setting for creating glass in or anything transparent in substance painter.

[@zarus.m9925]

wow.. thanks for the suggestions

[@raashidabdullah8941]

Thank you so much bro!
Easy, Fast, Simple - no over explanation
what i need in every tutorial lol

[@TryhardInfinity]

I've been looking everywhere for this. Thank you!

[@papolone]

Me too damn!

[@DoubleMoudDesigns]

IDK why transparency issues tend to have indirect solutions, thanks for sharing this

[@kunemann]

WORD! This should be the default when using PNGs with alpha!

[@marinagaeva2400]

Yes that's quite weird, especially knowing how intuitively and simply this issue is solved in many other programs, what are these Rubik's cubes for...

[@wilbertvanvulpen9553]

Awesome! Very short. Could be helpfull to play it at 0,5x speed

[@CrazyPumpkin1]

very helpful, very fast. I feel like this is the fastest tutorial on yt that explains how to do such thing lol. Thank u.

[@SolFolgarait]

Useful information, straight to do point, great video!

[@zarus.m9925]

thanks

[@scatterbrainart]

You're a life saver; thank you!

[@McRibs]

My dude. This fixed a major headache for me!

[@Cyber_Kriss]

Life saver man... I was going to lose my shit after hours trying to fix it.

[@fergq9529]

I love you. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@Joygulplay]

You are a life savior

[@zarus.m9925]

thanks

[@KaTeNizola]

thank you for this quick and easy tutorial!

[@yihuizhao9038]

Straight to the point!

[@ratulazad7791]

Magnificent! you earned my subscription dude!

[@zarus.m9925]

thanks

[@duvanestupinan2385]

Really, really thank you so much! 😊

[@MapacheD]

Stright to the point and well explained.

[@manipgrn.]

THANK YOU

[@Frits_Mulder]

Thanks

[@munu_DeD]

Good work. Thank you, men!

[@samudraroy1208]

Its very helpful...Thank you

[@qadirqureshi7805]

Thank you so much..

[@KaTeNizola]

Fort those who want a transparent background just add another layer under this one and make it transparent

[@pautebo1076]

thanks

[@skyxvr1119]

it kills the colour when i do it, how do i fix that?

[@bencico]

Thank you sooo much!!

[@davidbourke9439]

Brilliant Tip.

[@veniaminkarach]

'cause you just needed to turn off all channels except of albedo (diffuse). Fill layer by def. has 50% of rough. and 0% metallic. So it gets layering onto layers beneath, creating that semi-trans white square. Gotta learn a bit more about how CG works, lol

[@zarus.m9925]

my friend i also need roughness in the sitcker so that it would feel like a plastic layered.

[@veniaminkarach]

in that case anchor points come in handy, you're right. If you need smth more than just a color info - use anchor. I thought you're talking about adding png in general, yk @@zarus.m9925

[@anishk5572]

Can you make a bit more detailed video on this?A bit more in depth

[@dimitardimitrov7950]

Thanks nice tutorial +1 Sub

[@audraintristan2840]

Thanks a lot. You fixed my problem in 1.30

[@zarus.m9925]

welcome

[@zixisnotavailable]

is there a way to change the color of the custom png as a fill layer?

[@alanmartinezbotsiiev6599]

10/10

[@heykuze]

ok but now i can not delete the bleeding

[@sonusahnibadguy5702]

How to move light 😅

[@zarus.m9925]

hold shift and drag right mouse .. that's all

[@sonusahnibadguy5702]

​@@zarus.m9925 Thank you so much buddy 😊

[@juniorbulhoes915]

Very good man! tks

[@zarus.m9925]

welcome