The Rookies Substance Texturing Challenge - Kombi (with images of the process)

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Baking parameters used. (process)

Results got for the Baking Maps. (process)

Added a first layer of rust.
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Then some dust.
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I added the peeling paint layer on top to reveal the rusted areas and dust.
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Liked how paint ended up with a height detail so It looks like an actual layer of paint.
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Added some minor details to the surface to make it sure like theres imperfections on it.
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Some fixes to the peeling.
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Back view so far.
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Topside view.
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Added small details to make it more realistic, there`s dust, grain, rust of course and some minor details to the height layer.
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More close up details.
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More details.
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I paid a lot of attention to small details.
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Added some details of dust to the occlusion of the edges, some minor scratches and ended with a material that emulates plastic, added some cool details to the height and normal of the window to give it a different look than a regular window.
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Windows.
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I worked on the curtains, added some minor dust between the folds and a little wear.
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Then I added some details of paint to the hinges, following the same process for the base shape of the Kombi.
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For the tires went for a titanium material to the base, added some dust to the edges and a lot of scratches because well, is "a toy". Then added some height details to the tire and rings, including the logo.
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This is what it looks like at this point of the process.

The base material of the rim is plastic, which I combined with rubber. I relied on the anchor points for a better result once I applied the layers of dirt and wear.
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For the headlights of the Kombi I wanted to vary the texture to give it a different aesthetic, for that reason I added two different surfaces and applied a gold detail to complement it.
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The idea for the lights was to give it this sense that at some point in their existence they were hand painted and peeled off over time.
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Also decided to add details of use to the surface and then added some minimal height details.
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Some other metals.

I did some little tests to verify that the transparencies were adequate and work with the lights.
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Then I worked on the interior metals. I applied a default Substance material to it and copied the paint material I have worked with previously. I didn't get too complicated on this part of the texturing.
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For the inside of the mirror I applied a very reflective fill with a purple hue. In another layer I applied a fill for the dirt on the edge, another for the scratches of the mirror and finally another for the dust on the surface.
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For the car license plate, Ive applied a fill with a texture that simulates a scratched surface. Then I applied a coat of rust. Added a border with little dust in the edges. The some dirt and used an anchor point for the height.
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For the rubbers have used the Rubber dry material and then applied the peeling paint above. Then a layer of some wear and tear.
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For the seats used the base colors and added details of dirt, wear and a minimum of rust.
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Also finished the metal part of the side mirrors. Keeping the idea of ​​adding paint that has peeled off over time.
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For the bumpers I added an extra detail using the Height to make it appear that the car suffered a hit at some point before.
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For the badge I started from a gold material. Then I added the peeling paint that would have behind it and applied a wear on the edges. I finished by adding a bit of rust and a layer of dry powder for a more aesthetic effect.
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Badge.
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Some other minor details.
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Decided to break the glass of the left headlight to make that area more interesting, therefore it was necessary to add a slight bump to the front bumper and the bodywork.
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Slight bump to the front bumper.
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And this is how the version looks before rendering. I would have liked to have more time, but that's the way things turned out and I really enjoyed that week's work.
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