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From: passivestar <60579014+passivestar@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2023 05:32:57 +0400
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 # Usage
 
-- Specify the path to Substance Painter executable in the addon preferences (if it wasn't automatically detected)
-- Place objects you want to texture into their own separate collection and give them materials. Individual materials will become textures sets in Substance!
-- Export your file to FBX with batching by collection enabled (Or enable the "Auto Export FBX" option in the addon settings)
+- Put objects you want to texture into a collection and give them materials. Individual materials will become texture sets in Painter!
 - Click on the collection you want to texture in the outliner
 - Press the `Export [Collection Name] to Painter` button
-- In Substance Painter, press `Ctrl+S` to save the `.spp` file
-- If you use a custom output template, make sure the exported textures filenames start with the texture set name, like this: `$textureSet_diff(_$colorSpace)(.$udim)`
-- When you're done, export textures in substance (`Ctrl+Shift+E`), and press `Load Painter Textures` in Blender. Make sure you have `Node Wrangler` addon enabled for it to work.
+- In Painter press `Ctrl+S` to save the `.spp` file
+- When you're done, export textures from Painter (`Ctrl+Shift+E`), and press `Load Painter Textures` in Blender ✨
 
-Pro Tip:
-In Blender you can link objects to a collection instead of moving if you hold `Ctrl` when you drag them in the outliner. This way you can create collections specifically for Substance export and group assets however you like!
+Keep in mind that:
+- If you use a custom output template, make sure the exported textures' filenames start with the texture set name, like this: `$textureSet_diff(_$colorSpace)(.$udim)`
+- In Blender you can link objects to a collection instead of moving them if you hold `Ctrl` when you drag them in the outliner. This way you can create collections specifically for Substance Painter export and group assets however you like!
 
 # Preferences
 
 In the addon preferences you can configure:
 
-- Substance Painter Path
+- Substance Painter Path (in case it wasn't automatically detected)
 - Texture output folder name. Default is `textures`
 - Texture Set Name Regex - Regular expression used to determine the texture set name by the texture file name. Usually the texture set name goes first and is separated from other info by the first "_". Default value is `(.+?)_`
-- Auto Export FBX - Automatically export collections when opening the active collection in Substance