Let's make cracks on glass with Substance Designer

This is a graph walkthrough. I'll show you every node that I used and their settings / parameters. We'll also try alternative techniques and nodes in order to optimize the graph.
Cracks is a very important subject to cover because they're used in a majority of projects in some form or another.
Next video: cracks on a concrete surface tutorial.
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[@simonsaysgray]

thanks you so much for the explanation. helps a ton!

[@febelin8908]

Thank you so much for sharing

[@Anonymous_User69]

Awesome! Thank you for this tutorial!

[@danieljrgameart]

Thanks Rydell!

[@Bugulab]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jamesabell9494]

Thanks again for your really helpful Substance Designer videos!

[@danieljrgameart]

Thanks James. I'll keep them coming.

[@davidrjrc1812]

Très impressionnant, je suis tes tutos et donc toi lol, depuis un certain moment et je suis ravi que tu prennes le temps de nous montrer des tip! un pti pouce bleu ce n'est rien mais ca t'amène du peuple! j'en serai ravi!

[@danieljrgameart]

Merci, je prends ! Tous ces encouragements m'incitent à continuer.

[@masuka1993]

this is fantastic! thank you!!

[@danieljrgameart]

You're welcome. Thank you!

[@PhotoshopRoom]

thx man! useful!

[@silentlady408]

very good ! at 4'12 it looks like the body of a jellyfish.
I tried to do the same but with piece of glass ejected from the surface. I am lazy to use fracturation in Blender and particles.
The new result you made is more realistic.
Great tutorial !

[@danieljrgameart]

Thanks a lot. I shouldn't have used custom nodes though.

[@elliotxyz7612]

Hi man, this is dope! something I'm trying to grasp is exporting materials out of designer to use as realistic mockups in photoshop. Do you think it would be possible to do a tutorial on that?

[@danieljrgameart]

Hi Elliot. Excellente question. I think I can do something yes. I'll add this idea to the tutorials list :)

[@elliotxyz7612]

@@danieljrgameart Thank you!

[@NicollChrisGaming]

I'm really new to designer, what are the nodes in the "background" section?

[@danieljrgameart]

The background is presented at 19:40 Very simple setup. You have a gaussian spots 1, inverted, blended with a clouds 2 using a Min Darken blending mode at .21 opacity value.

[@Grope_short]

😂 The site share sub has been reorganized and the file dilation or erosion filter cannot be found.

[@jankomrkvicka6119]

Can we use it as spider web?...

[@danieljrgameart]

With some adjustments the main technique could be used to make a spider web, yes. Good idea.