Good news: The existing official download links still work, so people can continue downloading the builds as long as they have the links. Between redirecting users, potential licensing issues, and security implications, it's pretty much a logistical nightmare. Bad news: I don't think I'll be publishing the build archive I've been working on. As for downloading packages, I have bad news and good news. Adobe explains how in their Substance account end-of-life FAQ. Update: Now that the Substance accounts are EOL, users can no longer access their accounts, but it's still possible to redownload your old perpetual license keys. Log into the substance3d site and go to the 'Licenses' tab to find it. I already downloaded every build for myself, so if all else fails, I could just re-upload individual builds on a case basis, but I can see that idea not being popular.Īlso, quick reminder: download your license file! If you want to continue using this package after EOL, you'll need it to authenticate yourself.

In case, for whatever reason, anyone wants to continue using this (Allegorithmic) package, I'll see about finding a way for users to download the builds themselves after the site's closing (maybe would help?).

You might want to wait until 'Substance 3D Painter 2023' is available, though, as then you'll get more updates for your money. If you wish to continue getting new versions of the Substance suite, I highly suggest picking it up on Steam, because that is the only place where Linux builds will be maintained anymore. From what I gather, that means it's the end of updates for this AUR package, unless there's a surprise build upstream before the end of the month. We're just a couple of days out from the closing of the substance3d site.

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