[ENG] Substance Plug-in for Blender - Preferences

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In this video I'll make a quick demo on the preference settings for the latest version of the SBSAR Link for Blender 2.8+ I've been working for a while on some of these since the amazing community we have on Discord keeps providing great feedback day after day. I hope these preferences and settings make the tool useful on your texturing projects in Blender!

⯈ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:25 Preferences menu
0:36 Substance Automation Toolkit (SAT) path
0:52 Absolute and Relative Paths
1:39 Substance Engine
1:48 Texture export default format
1:57 Emissive and Height intensity
2:08 Resolution and tiling
2:30 Checkbox controllers
3:19 Outro & Social media links

⯈ ABOUT
This update to the SBSAR Link Add-on (or Plug-in) allows you to use Substance Designer files (.sbsars) directly in Blender and adjust them and see the results in the viewport easily so you can iterate faster and speed up your texturing workflow.

⯈ IMPORTANT
Since the SBSAR format is proprietary and protected by Substance, to use this plugin is required that you have installed the Substance Automation Toolkit which is not included here, you'll need to download it from the Substance 3D website.

⯈ VERSION INFORMATION
The latest plugin version works with Blender 2.80+, it is compatible with Eevee, Cycles and Octane Renderers. Uses Substance 3D's Substance Automation Toolkit 2019.3.0+ and it is available for Windows, MacOS and Linux based systems.

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