ArmorPaint
Armor paint is a standalone software for 3d texture painting in PBR. It is entirely GPU based, and supports windows and linux.
What is ArmorPaint?
ArmorPaint takes advantage of a render engine found in the Armory project. Armory is an open-source 3D game engine with full Blender integration, turning it into a complete game development tool.
ArmorPaint is designed from scratch to run completely on the GPU. This results in a smooth 4K painting experience even on a medium-power integrated hardware. On the other hand, up to 20K texture painting is seamless using a high-end graphics card.
Work fast with the convenience of nodes. ArmorPaint uses a subset of standard material nodes found in Cycles render engine. This enables you to paint with complex, fully procedural materials using the proven workflow. Apart from materials, brush nodes are used to easily create painting patterns, shapes and procedural brushes.
The software binaries are provided with a one time donation of about €16, but can be built from the GitHub source.
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Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
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Comments and Reviews
Said about ArmorPaint as an alternative
Armor Paint is a True Altertative, do almost all of the work of Substance Painter, community supported, Open Source, Blender and Armor integration.
Most of the Substance Painter features included for free. Nice interface and Open Source. It's not officially released yet so ther binaries are paid for (donation) until it's 1.0 release.
Open Source, Free, Blender and Armor Integration.
Tags
- 3D Painting
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WiseSageBum Upvoted a comment on ArmorPaintIt is free to build Armor Paint from source, but if you want precompiled binaries, it is about $20—€16, or $19.37 exactly.- RemovedUser liked ArmorPaintRe
An open source alternative to Substance Painter and fully Blender integration.
It is free to build Armor Paint from source, but if you want precompiled binaries, it is about $20—€16, or $19.37 exactly.