7 minutes ago, Scouting Ninja said:

Thanks. It works the way substance Designer would. It's easier to use than Blender and Gimp/ Photoshop because you can see what you are doing. You will still need 3D software like Blender to bake the textures to use with PixaFlux.

PixaFlux isn't bad, you just need to understand the math behind textures to use it.

Isn't you really like this software?

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Just now, KARTHI said:

Isn't you really like this software

I have Substance Designer. It works the same as it uses math to create textures.

I work as a 3D modeler, so learning to use software like that was part of my job. PixaFlux is good but if you don't understand how textures work you will have a hard time using it. It's also harder to learn texturing when you start by thinking of textures as math, so it isn't the kind of software I would recommend to a person new to texturing.

PixaFlux is a good free alternative to Substance Designer. It's not beginner software and is for artist more than developers.