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AnimationFrom previewing run and jump cycles to staging an epic short film, our new animation tools will bring your cinematic vision to life. A slew of exciting new features ensure that you’re able to tackle any challenge, while our modular shaders and a responsive scene editor empower you to work at the speed of light. Or just have fun with it - we think you'll like what you see.The third major release of Toolbag ushers forth a new standard in image quality. Put Toolbag to task as a texture baker, an animation editing suite, a high fidelity viewer for asset sharing and internal reviews, and most of all a rendering suite to showcase your artwork in the best possible light. From pre-production to post-production, Toolbag is an essential tool for every 3D artist throughout their development pipeline. It's also as easy to screw up the values in metallness workflow as it is in spec/gloss.Marmoset Toolbag™ is a powerful real-time material editor, renderer, and animation editor bundled in a tidy package. And unless you're a total noob that heard the word PBR an hour ago and have no basic understanding about the values that go into each maps, metallness workflow is not in any way easier to use. You have the same number of 4 maps that you need to set for both metal/rough and spec/gloss. Both these tools allow you to modify materials 4 maps at a time, and I don't see how it's easier to set your metallic property to white and base-color to yellow for gold, than it is to set diffuse to black and specular to yellow. I've fiddled a bit with both Quixel Suite and Substance Painter, and I don't see any point in the metallic workflow at all. Honestly I would prefer Unity to not support metallic workflow (as it's the limiting workflow of the two), so they could focus on keeping the spec/gloss shader as close as possible to Marmoset Toolbag. Metallic workflow has an error in the tooltip, which is confusing

Metallic workflow uses glossiness instead of roughness, which is confusingĢ. The tooltip on the Metallic input says: Metallic (R) and Smoothness (A), while the tooltip of the Specular input in spec/gloss shader says: Specular (RGB) and Smoothness (A), which means either that:ġ.