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Once again, the rules are simple: **texture MAT in Substance Painter** and compete with fellow artists in front of a world-class jury for a trove of amazing prizes.There’s a new take on the contest this year, though: with the addition of displacement in Substance Painter, you can now **use height data to alter the shape and silhouette** of our character.The contest runs for 3 weeks: from **Tuesday, January 14 to Tuesday, February 4**.★ **Get Substance Painter**. A free trial licence of Substance Painter will cover the whole length of the contest.★ **Get MAT**. **The ‘MeetMat’ model is included in the latest version of Substance Painter**. If you’re using a previous version of the software, get the model here.★ **Texture MAT with Substance Painter**. There’s no theme, just have fun!★ **Submit your work** in the submission form by February 4.The Rules – The Jury – The Prizes – The Forum Thread – The Resources – The FAQ### The Rules**1. Texturing must be done in Substance Painter.**You may import resources (such as textures, alphas,filtersor other assets into Substance Painter) as long as the creative texturing work is done in Substance Painter. You cannot simply import and apply final textures that have been created in another tool.**2. You must use the default Substance Painter shaders.****3.You may not modify any aspect of the mesh template.**Displacement within Substance Painter is allowed, to add some interesting details, as long as it does not break the ‘Meet MAT’ identity. Baking from a custom high-poly mesh is not allowed.**4. Submission must include twoIray®renders using the camera included in the‘MeetMat’project. **You have to make the cameras C1 and C7 from the MeetMAT scene. Ideal rendering resolution: 4096 x 2160 pixels. minimum resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels.Additional renders can be included as well. Make sure to have a look at the rendering guideline section to get the best results.