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hey guys itamp;#39;s me Philip welcome to another tutorial I wasnamp;#39;t expecting to do one so soon but after all the positive feedback I decided hey what the hell letamp;#39;s do another one and see how it does so today weamp;#39;re going to be looking at creating procedural Edgware in substance painter I use it to replace my ZBrush Edgware workflow I think this is a bit more flexible itamp;#39;s definitely quicker and you can just iterate and randomize it as much as you want very quickly so yeah letamp;#39;s get into it okay so we are in substance painter we will open we will click on file new we will grab our model we will set the document resolution to 4k we will set the normal map format to OpenGL at least that what works best for me in octane I havenamp;#39;t found any official date on this but I think OpenGL is the one that should be used with octane if Iamp;#39;m wrong please do let me know in the comments below I honestly couldnamp;#39;t find any info on this okay