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How do you get Blender Cycles materials into Unity accurately?
I know this question has been asked and answered all over but I'm looking for a foolproof definitive updated tutorial with exact correct settings detail on how to get my model, which I used the "Principled BSDF" shader on everything to quickly get accurate metal and plastic textures, into unity without losing any photorealism. Is there a specific video tutorial that you would recommend for doing this?
Yes I know cycles is not compatible with Unity. What is the workflow to get my model in unity without quality loss?
Do I need to learn Substance Painter to do this instead?
Have you ever found a decent tutorial / documentation on that?
@VikingStorm Never found anything related. Well, from what I've learned since I've asked this question, render engines such as Cycles in Blender don't work the same way as in a Game Engine. Therefore, they are not comparable. You'd use Blender to get some realism on a specific render, whereas you'd need performance in a game engine. So, to keep it simple, you just can't use the Principled BSDF in Unity. :/
There are, however, a few assets in the Asset Store that do a similar thing as the Principled BSDF. I'm not sure about the performace... Also, as of Unity 2018.1, we might use the Node Shader editor to do some shenanigans.
@SeuDigao , Ok, I see , thank you for your answer. Indeed Node Shader sounds promising, will have a look. Have a good one!
