Mate you are an absolute legend! These videos are helpful, straight to the point and easy to follow. Helped me heaps with assessment related work. 11/10 vid right here
@@JeremySeiner Oh, yes... the one I am making now is now less complicated now that I'm using the waveform node. One small tip, though, don't plug your height map into the base material. For some reason, the details don't pop as a much, until I plug it in directly into a normal map output. I'm on SD 2018 so I don't know if this has changed.
Hey Jeremy! It's Tristan from John Brown's sculpture class. Great tutorial! I'll definitely be referring to your channel for all my substance needs. Keep up the great work!
very great and usefull video Jeremy, just a question, what version of substance designer are you using? because I am using substance 2023 and so far the nodes blend and levels dont exist anymore, at least not with those names
Hey thanks! Glad to hear it's useful. This version I think was 2018? Somewhere around there. I haven't upgraded in a while but that seems strange that a fundamental node like Blend or Levels has been changed. You should be able to find the Blend and Levels nodes by hitting space bar and they should come up with the popup. Or you can find them in the toolbar across the top of the graph view as far as I'm aware.
Hi mate, your tutrorial is amazing but I have an issue at 18'04'', the connection between the tile generator and the blend aren't working, I mean I have not visualisation of the fabric on the 3d cloth ball window, do you know why ? I have tried to do the whole thing but it's not working. thank you for your help
I am dragging an OBJ file from another monitor. You can drag and drop geometry files into the viewport if you’d like to preview your materials on them. Since they have updated the software, the template is now called “Metallic Roughness”. That should give you the same output nodes.
@@JeremySeiner Hey , Thanks very much all downloaded and found your tutorial very informative and has given me a basic understanding of how to create a texture. Really enjoyed following along, will now attempt to create a new material all by myself.
I think that’s another good option. The waveform makes it easier for me to visualize the kind of strand I’m making but I can see warping a circle work too.
Hmmm. I would first check to see if it’s connected to the top input (pattern input 1), then change the “pattern” property to ‘image input’. Let me know if this helps!
It was a good quick tutorial, but the material doesn't have any height to it. Still, I think this was a perfect video for people just starting out in SD.
Okay, so, that’s my comment from my school account, and I would like to clarify. As my professor pointed out (it slipped my mind) it’s all an illusion. I was looking at the edges and was concerned that you couldn’t actually see the bumps. But that’s normal.
What kind of fabrics would you like to make in Substance Designer?
A robust Velvet would be a great one.
Could you show us how to make modeling clay? Just like play doh? Thank you!
@@doreenvoltine Awesome idea! I’ll look into it =)
human skin.
@learn marvelousdesigner free Recently did this myself, and it was VERY challenging and I ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE of it
Amazing tutorial. I hope more are on the way. Also, the website links are not working. You might wanna check that out.
Mate you are an absolute legend! These videos are helpful, straight to the point and easy to follow. Helped me heaps with assessment related work. 11/10 vid right here
Thank you so much. Your videos are so easy to understand. Thank you!
thank you
Great Tutorial ! I am a new User of SD since today, this tutorial give me the right step in.
Fantastic! Welcome to the wonderful world of procedural texture making! 😊
Just when I was looking for ways to create knit fabric, you saved the day with this video.
Great! So glad I could help! 😊
@@JeremySeiner Oh, yes... the one I am making now is now less complicated now that I'm using the waveform node. One small tip, though, don't plug your height map into the base material. For some reason, the details don't pop as a much, until I plug it in directly into a normal map output. I'm on SD 2018 so I don't know if this has changed.
@@KRGraphicsCG sweet! Thanks for the tip ☺️
@@JeremySeiner One last thing... I've found that the Height to Normal map node gives me WAY more detail...
@@KRGraphicsCG great! I will definitely need to try that ☺️ thanks!
Hey Jeremy! It's Tristan from John Brown's sculpture class. Great tutorial! I'll definitely be referring to your channel for all my substance needs. Keep up the great work!
Hey! So nice to hear from ya. Glad you liked the tutorial. Hope all is going well! And thanks!
Premium tutorial right there! Very entertaining and complete
good turorial,
I have learnt a lot，
hope you can continue to make more tutorials.thank you a lot!
Thank you! Happy to help ☺️
Thank You For this Great Tutorial!
Hi Jeremy, I'm so glad that I find you. grade tutorial. Thanks man
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the lesson
Very useful thanks, man!
very nice and easy to make
thank you
Thanks!
Thanks for made the Tutorial !
very well. as always one of the best tutorials. I love it, please keep it up
Thank you! =)
OMG amazing work.
Thank you!
very great and usefull video Jeremy, just a question, what version of substance designer are you using? because I am using substance 2023 and so far the nodes blend and levels dont exist anymore, at least not with those names
Hey thanks! Glad to hear it's useful. This version I think was 2018? Somewhere around there. I haven't upgraded in a while but that seems strange that a fundamental node like Blend or Levels has been changed. You should be able to find the Blend and Levels nodes by hitting space bar and they should come up with the popup. Or you can find them in the toolbar across the top of the graph view as far as I'm aware.
Hi, could you let me know, how to place cloth wear in 3D view.. Wishing you a happy new year.
Hello Rajesh 😊 You can drag the OBJ file into the 3D View and it should show up there.
Great stuff, as always!
Thanks!
THANK YOU
Perfect
Hi mate, your tutrorial is amazing but I have an issue at 18'04'', the connection between the tile generator and the blend aren't working, I mean I have not visualisation of the fabric on the 3d cloth ball window, do you know why ? I have tried to do the whole thing but it's not working. thank you for your help
Hey thanks Kevin! Hmmm try right clicking on an empty space in the graph and choose “view outputs in 3D view” let me know if that works!
Thank you :)
What are you dragging on 3:26? And where is PBR Metallic? I have just Metallic.
I am dragging an OBJ file from another monitor. You can drag and drop geometry files into the viewport if you’d like to preview your materials on them. Since they have updated the software, the template is now called “Metallic Roughness”. That should give you the same output nodes.
Hi , really wanted to start on this great tutorial but I am unable to download the cloth Geo.
Hey! Okay just tested this link. Try this: jeremyseiner.com/downloads/Cloth_Ball_Geo.zip
@@JeremySeiner Hey , Thanks very much all downloaded and found your tutorial very informative and has given me a basic understanding of how to create a texture. Really enjoyed following along, will now attempt to create a new material all by myself.
@@Watkirj awesome! So happy to hear it! All the best!
Great 👍
Why do you use a wavefront instead of just warping the circle?
I think that’s another good option. The waveform makes it easier for me to visualize the kind of strand I’m making but I can see warping a circle work too.
Can’t find quad transform
I can't seem to get the tile generator to show anything, what do I do?
Hmmm. I would first check to see if it’s connected to the top input (pattern input 1), then change the “pattern” property to ‘image input’. Let me know if this helps!
@@JeremySeiner It did! I somehow managed to connect it to the wrong input, but I don't know how.
It was a good quick tutorial, but the material doesn't have any height to it. Still, I think this was a perfect video for people just starting out in SD.
Okay, so, that’s my comment from my school account, and I would like to clarify. As my professor pointed out (it slipped my mind) it’s all an illusion. I was looking at the edges and was concerned that you couldn’t actually see the bumps. But that’s normal.
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