Spend less time between capturing your materials and exporting their digital twins with new and improved tools in Sampler 5.1!
Accelerate your scanning pipeline from capture to export
New automatic tiling capabilities make the processing of materials much more efficient
Making structured materials tile used to be a painful mainly manual process, with this update this is made automatically for you. You work with textiles with a defined repetitive structure, like woven fabric? the new "Auto tiling" filter is made for you.
New Quick Actions specific to scan processing create the ideal layer stack in a second, no matter the kind of material.
Sampler's HP Z Captis support has become even stronger
Digitize your samples like never before with the addition of new key features
Now with Roughness map generation and an even more precise Opacity map, you get a more complete and accurate material digital twin than ever before!
With the automatic physical size detection of your samples and an easier selection of the region of interest, gain time capturing to spend more ime creating!
HP Z Captis device and Substance 3D Sampler license are sold separately. Adobe Substance 3D Sampler with Captis support is available for Business (Enterprise and Teams) and Education (Schools and Universities) customers.
Perfecting materials is easier than ever before
Tile materials easily with those upgraded and new tools to achieve a perfect look
With enhanced Equalize and Clone Stamp filters, plus a new automatic fold removal feature for fabrics, you can achieve perfect scans in just a few clicks, no matter how complex the material.
Your physical size is now respected no matter which filter is used with an upgraded ratio support
Boost your performance when creating materials
Boost performance and reduce computation time with those new possibilities
New Flatten layer option: transform stacked layers results into a single set of maps within one unified layer. No more recomputing every time you open the project!
Get more control over your layer stack by renaming and duplicating your layers.
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