Stylized bark tutorial in Substance Designer
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2018
- This is the tree trunk from my portfolio. I walk you through the graph, node by node. The color part is not covered in this video but I added it as bonus here: • Quick bonus: Stylized ...
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almost five years and this video is still giving newbies like myself an amazingly fun project to learn the ropes of substance designer. thank you kindly!
Wow. My first ever Substance Designer project was following along to this. It was really fun and I feel like I learnt a lot. Would appreciate more videos like these. All the nodes aund the reasons why to use these specifically were explained really well, thank you for the tutorial!
wish this was an actual like tutorial of you making it rather than going through the insane set up i can't keep up with, trying to explain to me what is what, i personally learn a lot more seeing people build things because i see how it affects a mesh and what the person goes through, changing things etc, this is like a finish product being explained and i can't really follow and it's 34 minutes long :[ either ways this looks really really freaking good, props to you bro, i am actually amazed
Thanks man! I totally agree with you, that's why I don't do this kind of walkthrough anymore. I prefer to build a new graph. It's easier to follow along. Same when I watch a tutorial. It's more interesting when the teacher shows everything.
@@danieljrgameart yeah totally, your tutorials help me out a lot, thanks for having them on here for free
Really good video. Love that you explain what everything does instead of just pointing out what values to use.
Hey, thanks. Explaining clearly how a graph works is the challenge :) I'll keep that in mind.
Wow! That was awesome! So many new hints were learnt from this tutorial! Thank you so much!
Thanks Alexandro, Nice!
Really great work. Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks a lot, glad to read!
great tutorial amazing work!!!
Hi Jose! Thank you!
Merci beaucoup pour ce tuto, je suis étudiante en 3D et on a vraiment besoin de gens comme vous ! Bonne journée :)
Merci beaucoup Clara !
Could you please do a coloring part of this? This is very useful for beginners, you explained everything so well!
Good idea! I'll happily do that, very soon!
@@danieljrgameart And I'll happily watch it! Thanks!
Created a nice wood log following your video)) Thank you!
That's cool! Share if you feel like it, I like to see what you guys do.
@@danieljrgameart I will!
very nice! Now I following you and like this video! Keep going!
Thanks! I will :)
Thank you for breakdown of your material. Btw do you plan to do a tutorial how to get nice renders of materials in marmoset toolbag3?
Yes I do :) It's on the list for 2019! It should be online early February. Thanks for watching!
Merci beaucoup, c'etait genial pour mon projet :)
To optimize the graph more where you create the cut off branches we can use a transform 2d instead of 2 shapes to subtract from eachother :)
Merci pour le tip ! :)
Hey there,
and first of great tutorial! It's the first one of your videos that I've watched so far, and I really enjoyed it.
Just 3. things I noticed:
1. You could minimize the "ATTRIBUTES" tab (node properties). That would make it easier to see the node parameters, and follow along while you are explaining, especially for "short" nodes like Blurs/Histogram Scans. That could also save you a few seconds listing them.
2. You started skipping quite a few nodes and/or their linked nodes at around min 27. Since the node names are still quite blury at the highest video quality (atleast for me) it was quite a pain to rewind the video more than a dozen times to find out which nodes you skipped and where they originated from, which bring me to my last annotation ...
3. When you started skipping nodes as well as their origins, I had to rewatch those parts nad got really lost a couple of times since your node network seems quite messy ._.' I'm sure you can navigate between your nodes without any problem, but as an outsider I got really confused/lost a few times.
Still, I really enjoyed your video, keep up the good work!
Hi there!
Thanks for your suggestions. I like the tip about minimizing the attributes tab. A good one! As for points 2 and 3, that's why I'll try more and more to show you graphs building from scratch. Much easier to follow I think. Welcome to the channel!
can you explain further what the settings are for the nodes and some nodes i noticed you missed as you were going through the breakdown, i would love to know what those were and how to incorporate them
Any node in particular?
can you do a tutorial doing this material , starting with nothing , thank you for your tutorial
Probably with another stylized one yes. I could do something close from scratch. Thanks!
@@danieljrgameart Oh yeah, It would be very cool to see you do more stylized materials!
Deal! Any idea or wish in particular, as a subject?
@@danieljrgameart How about snow and/or ice? Stylized snow in particular sounds very challenging.
Yes indeed. I'll think of it. Thanks for the suggestion.
first time on substance, just spent 3 hrs doing this. went to open the file and it hasn't saved 😢
Oh no sorry to read that. Substance has automatic saved files though, in the root folder of your project, go check them out!
Okay, but is the texture seamless?
Yes it is.