Substance Designer - Worn Tarmac Tutorial Part 1: Tarmac Stones

This is part 1 with subsequent parts to follow.
If you would like to get the source files for this project, they can be found at the following link:- gum.co/ysXcO
If you would like to see more artwork by myself you can find it over here:-
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Music: Inspire by Wavecont
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[@jacopodiprima4513]

You are soo underrated

[@rogersiuraneta9467]

This is an exceptional tutorial. Very well paced and explained.

[@SgtPizZza]

Please watch out with your editing, at 8:00 you accidentally made the whole "add blur HQ grayscale" thing twice and I got so confused
Other than that great tutorial!

[@aaeriam]

I really like the straightforwardness of the tutorial. I really like how it's clear, easy to follow, and to the point. Nice work man :)

[@marwans4018]

great tutorial , keep it up

[@zjnever2079]

Thank you for sharing, it helped me a lot

[@dimitriskoutris6139]

Ty for all your work Nathan! Huge help i appreciate it

[@w4fer]

Late reply but this was really thorough & helpful, thanks

[@jonathanteodoro4156]

Good tutorial. But you didn't even teach how to create that base material with input nodes on the first part.

[@michaeld2743]

this is a waste of time, so many useless steps to add pointless variation.

[@ry3d26]

That's the point. You want the texture to have nice variation

[@LahceneBelbachir]

@@ry3d26 Exactly, it's those little steps that seem pointless on their own that add up to a realistic texture.