We all know that SPainter is made this way to provide a non-destructive workflow, so we can change the model, uv, materials and it will reproject/recalculate stuff for us.

BUT...

Its about years people asking fixes that enable us to make handpainted textures.
The new brushes are amazing and feels good to use. But if we use for a long time, the app starts to slow down and the file becomes HUGE.

My suggestion:
Just a button to "not record brush strokes in the current session/project".

The file will not be huge when we paint.
The app will not slow down if the work for hours on it.

I'm working on a asset that has almost 40 udims. When I bake the utility maps needed for all those udims (some needing 8k) my file size increases to 20GB+ because all the maps are stored in the substance file.

I'd suggest an option in the preferences where one could choose a seperate location for those maps so every substance (and autosave) doesn't have to be so large.

This would save time on saves and autosaves (right now it's taking 3+ minutes on a 20+ GB file) and would also make me save the file more often, which reduces time and work lost when substances crashes.

Substance Painters UV viewport is 1X1 texturespace.

So when working with non square textures you need to stretch the UV to cover 1X1 space.

Due to this Painter works from a stretched UV and that will stretch the textures placed on it.

A good example on problems you can get is when your trying to add a checker pattern to a UV'd sleeve on a shirt, in a bent arm position. Its a complicated shape, with folds and with a bend in the middle. So not always possible to keep it orientated horizontal or vertical.

Because of this your not going to get the same clean checkerpattern all over the arm. It will be distorted, due to shape but also heavily distorted just because of the UV ratio.

Would be sooo golden if Substance support 1X2/2X1 ratio textures all the way. Viewport, generators and masks etc.

Considering my case, I had an orphan NSF file and also Lotus Notes were not installed in my device.
So, I had to go for my NSF file to another emailing application like the Outlook layout to open my NSF file.
Henceforth, I looked for a third-party tool which is the SysInspire NSF to PST converter tool.
The graphical interface of the tool is amazing and You do not need any technical experts for doing this conversion.
After conversion, if the NSF file, I was able to open my NSF file without the Lotus Notes. Just download the SysInspire application and avail all its features.

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To recover emails from ost file In Outlook 2016 is quite complicated as well as a tricky task.
SysInspire ost recovery appliance but recovers all mailbox components within the files such as emails, notes, etc.
Often Emails that were mistakenly or lost due to unexpected system configuration can also be easily obtained. This software also helps you to arrange scanned files using various criteria such as 'Date', ‘From’, 'To’, 'Subject', 'Type', 'Attachment'.
It even Recovers the email from Outlook file created in MS Outlook 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003, 2000.
You have to launch the software on your PC, then go for uploading the files. After scanning and thoroughly getting a sneak peek, go for recovery of the emails

Step 1: launch the SysInspire ost recovery software.
Step 2: Click on the "Browse" button.
Step 3: Choose the ost file whose emails are to be recovered.
Step 4: Select the recovery modes options to handle the error in the ost file
Step 5: Click on the Next button to preview the ost file.
Step 6: Now remove duplicate items from the recovered ost file.
Step 7: Select Save as PST options and Click on Next button.
Step 8: Click on Browse button, and choose a location to save recovered mailboxes.
Step 9: Click on the Save button then get the fully recovered emails from ost file outlook 2016.

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Install SysInspire ost to pst converter tool for OST to Office 365 migration and open it by double-clicking its icon.

When you are on the home screen of the tool, put in your OST file.

Now, you can go for scanning of the ost files so that you can have a look at the proper configuration of the ost files.

Now, apply filters to OST data by criteria like Date filter, Item Type Filter, Exclude Deleted folder, etc. and then click on OK to Start Migration.

When your OST items are successfully migrated to Office 365 mailboxes, a message will be popped on the screen.

In this way, the user is free to migrate 25 mails from the ost file without any restrictions.

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The best way to export NSF files from Lotus Notes suggested by me and also technical expertise will be SysInspire NSF to PST converter tool.

This tool can extract the contents and get it arranged in a structured configuration and then export the NSF file from the Lotus Notes. The internal structure remains the same in the original form and mostly, there is no need for Outlook launched on your PC. Each email after the export is captured with all the properties like the cc, bcc, subject, message etc.

If you wish to know about how to export NSF files from Lotus Notes, then I will recommend you to download the SysInspire NSF to PST converter. This has become the most reliable software and it makes sure there are no further issues found after the export of the NSF files. When I downloaded the application I had to open the file, then I scanned my file and checked its contents then to verify whether this is the same file. Then I went for the final export of the Nsf file.

Read more about:- https://www.sysinspire.com/nsf-to-pst-converter/