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This is really good news. I love how well Blender and Substance play together. I'm sure we'll see tighter integrations. I am relieved that Adobe is supporting

This is really good news. I love how well Blender and Substance play together. I'm sure we'll see tighter integrations. I am relieved that Adobe is supporting Blender rather than making a move for their own 3D engine. Maybe that'll come down the line though.

gimmeThaBeet 5y ago
Actually, looking it up, it just like adobe just released some procedural modelling for Substance a la Houdini, Grasshopper, Sverchok et al. That's really exciting to me, I really love procedural anything. And they do have Stager for setting up scenes, and Modeler (formerly Oculus Medium) for sculpting. I haven't used substance in a while, nor the adobe stuff, just a hobby I haven't had a lot of spare time for :). However, even with Adobe, I'm really tempted to give them the benefit of the doubt in this case no matter what their own product plans are. With how companies/studios' 3D pipelines are, you can't lock your customers into all your tools. I'm assuming what Adobe would like is "blender users will have a Substance subscription, and have access to our assets marketplace" I guess the good part is really getting to be a solid part of the list of "suites your tool should support".