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Compare Adobe Substance 3D Painter with alternatives
Adobe Substance 3D Painter vs Mari
Professional 3D texture painting software for film, VFX and other high-detail digital assets.- Adobe Substance 3D Painter vs Marmoset Toolbag
Marmoset Toolbag combines baking, texturing and ray-traced or raster rendering in one paid application, without needing an Adobe account, but it does no modeling. - Adobe Substance 3D Painter vs ArmorPaint
ArmorPaint is open source, adds a Linux build and live-link plugins for Blender, Unreal and Unity, but has fewer tutorials and a smaller user base. - Adobe Substance 3D Painter vs 3DCoat
3DCoat combines texture painting with sculpting, retopology and UV mapping, runs on Linux as well, and offers a free learning mode, but needs a commercial licence for production. - Adobe Substance 3D Painter vs Material Maker
An open-source node-based tool for authoring procedural PBR materials and textures for game engines. - Adobe Substance 3D Painter vs InstaMAT
A desktop application for procedural material authoring, layer-based 3D texturing and automated asset pipelines. - Adobe Substance 3D Painter vs Blender
Blender is free and open source with texture painting alongside modelling and rendering, though its painting tools sit inside a much larger program with a long learning curve.
