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May 20, 2024
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Thanks to collaboration between the Modeler development team and Adobe Research teams, there are many new features that we’d like to integrate into Modeler. Often, these features require more iteration and testing, so we have restarted the Free Public Beta program for Modeler.
The Beta program gives you the chance to try out new functionality, features, and tools before they reach the retail version. These features are often in active development, so your feedback and suggestions help guide how they will ship in the retail version of Modeler. We cannot guarantee the stability of Beta versions of Modeler or their save files, and therefore do not recommend using the Public Beta for actual production work.
Access to the Public Beta is free and only requires an Adobe account. You do not need a license to any other Adobe apps to use the beta.
Join the Free Public Beta
To get access to the Beta, you first need to download and install Adobe Creative Cloud.
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Open the Apps tab.
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Under Categories, select Beta apps.
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Click Install next to Substance 3D Modeler (Beta).
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Once Installed, the Modeler Beta will appear at the top of the Beta apps section. If you have the retail version of Modeler installed, it will stay separate from the beta installation. While save files from the beta version of the app may load in the retail version of Modeler, this is not guaranteed, so try to keep your save files organized.
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Please join the Substance Discord server and give us feedback on the #modeler-beta channel: https://discord.gg/789MKGgY
Join the Public Beta through Steam
If you own Modeler on Steam, you can also access the Private Beta through Steam.
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Navigate to your Steam library.
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Find Modeler in your library. You may need to toggle the library filter to show Software.
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Right click Modeler, and select properties.
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In the Properties window, navigate to Betas in the left panel.
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Use the Beta Participation dropdown to opt-in to the Modeler Public Beta.
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Steam will automatically update the downloaded version of Modeler to the Beta version. To return to the non-Beta version of Modeler, follow the instructions above and set Beta Participation to none.
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