3D Textured Metal Cube in Cubebrush

Cubebrush is a brush for painting textures on 3D models.

To use, create a new 3D model and select the Cubebrush from the brush selector. Then, select a texture from the texture selector and start painting!

The Cubebrush is a brush that lets you paint textures onto 3D models.

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Cubebrush Tutorial

This is a tutorial on how to create a realistic metal texture in Substance Designer.

1. Start by creating a new substance.
2. In the main viewport, click on the “Create new texture” button and select “Metal”.
3. Next, we’ll create the base metal texture. In the “Alphas” tab, click on the “Create new alpha” button and select “Plain Metal”.
4. In the “Parameters” tab, set the “Color” to “Gray” and the “Opacity” to “100”.
5. Next, we’ll add some variation to the metal texture. In the “Alphas” tab, click on the “Create new alpha” button and select “Grayscale Noise”.
6. In the “Parameters” tab, set the “Size” to “10” and the “Amount” to “100”.
7. Next, we’ll add some highlights to the metal texture. In the “Alphas” tab, click on the “Create new alpha” button and select “Ink”.
8. In the “Parameters” tab, set the “Color” to “White”
9. Click “Create”

You should now have a white cube.

FAQ

What is Cubebrush?

Cubebrush is a marketplace for digital artists, with a focus on 3D assets and textures.

What is this tutorial about?

In this tutorial, we will be creating a 3D textured metal cube in Cubebrush. We will be using a variety of software to achieve this, including Substance Painter, 3ds Max, and Unreal Engine.