Please open the Brush color API?? I need to connect my Color Palette!Thank you!

Extending the Python API by getting access to layer operations like:

• Creating, renaming, deleting layers


• Reordering of layers


• Assigning resources to layers


• Editing layer properties (Blend modes, channels, opacity, etc.)

With the new Substance Painter UDIM workflow, UV Tiles appear in the Texture Set List with their standard sequential numeric values (1001, 1002, 1003, etc).

I'd like the ability to rename these tiles, or alternately add a textual name value to appear next to the tile number. This would provide a nice usability benefit to remember what the purpose/use of each tile is.

When you rebake your maps after reimporting a corrected mesh the colors of the ID map changes. This cause all the layers that used color selection to break.
If the pick color remembered where you did your pick color it could update easily all the colors for the masks.

After an update of Painter I receive a virus warning

Hi, there is currently nothing insinde Python API documentation to handle UV Tiles !
We can handle channel pretty well but not having anything for UV Tiles makes it quite useless.
For example resolution is now depending on 2 factors : Texture Sets and UV Tiles

And more general thing it would be great if the API could be updated with more stuff, it is very limited for now ! Thanks

We can already reorder sub layers... However, being able to copy and paste any sub layers/mask layers (filters, fills, levels) is kind of missing. Also, being able to drag and drop them from one layer (or mask layer) to another would be nice.

There ought to be a way of checking the Painter version in the Python API.

Similar to what exists in the JavaScript API:
alg.version.api - JavaScript api version
alg.version.painter - Substance Painter version

This is something that seems so obvious for every DCC package to have:

Give me a one-key shortcut to open a customizeable menu that has Favorite tools I've assigned for common tasks for easier access. Right Clicking any option, or tool, brush, material, etc. brings up the "Add to Quick Favorites" option, and pressing the keyboard shortcut for that menu brings up all the settings I've added to it.

Add more flags, like $size, and allow to change the naming, like albedo or diffuse instead of base color.

In Painter 2019, the "export" button was active for pressing Enter, and I could very quickly re-export maps using hotkeys:

control + shift + e
enter

Please make this button active again, it is inconvenient to click with the mouse every time.

Or add a hotkey option to export maps with current export settings.

People have been asking for this since 2015 yet still no fix. Now almost everyone has high-resolution monitors and wider screens. Even photoshop has this option. Substance Painter is such a great program but this is going to destroy a lot of eyes.

Is there a reason why this not being implemented?

Please add the ability to select the desired UV channel in the substance painter. This is very necessary for painting masks, for mixing materials.
For example: There are two materials, they have the second UV channel selected, and blend them through the mask that is drawn on the first UV channel.
I beg you to add such a possibility, it is very necessary.

Controlling the rotation of brush alphas using the Wacom Artpen or other styluses that detect barrel rotation.

With the new workflow, I would like to custom export sizes etc, like 512x512 on 1001, 2048x2048 on 1003. Hope to see this feature added!

I don't want to have all my materials in a single collection. I want to be able to keep my own materials and variations in a separate folder from the default ones, and be able to put downloaded materials in their own folders..

I know that it's possible to hide masked UDIMs when painting but it would be nice to have that ability when not using a paint layer.

Using texture sets for visibily also isn't a great solution since painting across texture sets isn't possible and defeats the purpose of using UDIMs in the first place.