Hi guys found a free Pbr photoshop plugin today,info on the 3rd Party Models tools Chat board.

Dave

Oh with the PBR

This thread would also belong into the 3rd party tools section but since I'm sure that a lot of people browsing rarely will want to try their hands on some PBR shading once the update hits, I let this slide..

I cant wait for PBR. Brings a whole new level to metals etc

Very nice find mate, could come in handy.

Just a qucky, for those who are interested in learning a bit more about PBR and what it is, as well as the "science" behind it, the company that created Substance Painter have a series of Substance Painter tutorials, and the second tutorial in the series is a great tutorial to learn all about PBR from, and can apply to any software, not just Substance Painter, i highly recommend watching it to get an idea of what you are getting into:



They also have a PDF guide to PBR that you can download from:
https://www.allegorithmic.com/pbr-guide

Just so you know, it looks like the method that Lee is implementing will be the specular/glossiness method, with the following naming convention:

_color
_normal
_gloss
_specular
_ao
_height
_detail