Has a beginner audience in mind, much appreciated! The "beginner" tutorials from Adobe on this software seem to assume you're already at an intermediate level and they're very confusing
3D artist with over a decade of experience here. This was my first time using Substance painter and that tutorial of yours was just great and very informative to me! My hour was very well spent. Thank you so much!
I have been trying to gain a grasp of the SP program for days and have watched multiple tutorials. That said, yours is the only one that has given me the slightest understanding of it. Thank you so much for the common-sense / plain language tutorial. Far too often gurus know what they're talking about so their tuts tend to overlook simple things and include technical specifics that beginners do not comprehend. You didn't do that. You explained things on a base level that made it easier to grasp. My highest compliments and appreciation! Please make more tuts!
Highly beginner-friendly and recommended. All this glorious information explained in a highly detailed manner is just mind-boggling, never picked up something so quickly, the explanation is soooo to the point and impeccable, omg ! This deserves at least 5M views. You sir have done a phenomenal job.
i installed substance just yesterday, and i spent few days watching tutos, honestely the best tuto i found for now, simple and easy to get started not complecated with so much informations, i hope you do more tutos about substance thank you a lot
Man, you're the man. I was watching another substance painter tutorial and they were selling the rest of the tutorial for $39, and it was just BAD, too much blablabla, then I came here, you go straight to the point and the learn curve is enormous. I made the soda can taught by you last week and I can say I already feel pretty good with Maya, now the same with substance painter. Thank you JL!!
To be honest I have watched a lot of sp tutorials here before yours, I got to say that you have the most easy understand and practical tutorial I have ever watched!!! Lot of those people just keep using those terminologies and complicated theories to explain a simple step in a beginner tutorials...I got even more confused after watching them. I followed your tutorial with my own model and I got an incredible result after first try! This is the first time I feel like I can do 3d texture as well! Thank you Mussi! You are the best and you are a good teacher!! I just subscribed your channel right away!!!
I know you uploaded this a while ago but I wanted to thank you very much for taking the time to share your knowledge with others. This was very useful, easy to understand, clear and practical, so I really appreciate it! I hope you keep growing, you deserve it!
I have been messing around with substance painter for a few years but never found a tutorial that really broke it down and showed me exactly how to use the tools i needed most for what i was doing with my 3d modeling. This video actually allwed me to take the time and understand exactly what it was that i needed to do to get my textures from noob to pro. Thank you very much for such a simple and easy to understand tutorial :)
For anyone who can't get the edge wear to affect the normal map make sure you don't delete the hi res mesh in the 'High definition meshes' panel and also click on curvature in the mesh maps list and select generate from normal map.
Great job, I paid for tutorials in the past, and this was faster and easier to follow. Thank you for saving my time and getting to the point at a fast pace.
I've watched a few Substance tutorials and this is by far the best. Others miss steps because they don't know how to teach people who don't know what they know.
Thanks man really appreciate it. I used before 3/4 years back and forgot to use because no use in other next companies so here I came as beginner again and saw your video tutorial and just restart my mind again and really easy to understand the way you explained really thank you for your help and support towards every artist and thanks for sharing your knowledge too. Best wishes for your upcoming projects and tutorials stay blessed always brother. Love from India. 👍❤️🙏😃
Hey, just wanted to say, I really like that you just dove right into it. I'm liking the first 5 minutes of this video more than the whole hour I spent watching another one from some bougie-looking channel that was trying to sell their tutorial packages from the get-go.
This is probably the best tutorial I've seen anywhere for anything. To the point not getting clogged up into the intricate details that start to become overwhelming for beginners and just straight up getting to the goods to provide a good base, which not only has the benefit of showing a small glimpse at what the application in question is capable of, but also leads to excitement/curiosity to learn more since it is showing so much promise already in just the beginners video.
Model prep, id map use, explanation of materials vs. smart materials, masking, generators, normal map and alpha use in conjunction. Bro I'm going to be watching this one a few times over! Excellent tutorial man! Already shared this with all my friends
Thank you so much for this video! I have been "over-modeling" in ZBrush to make up for my lack of expertise in texturing. I have good PhotoShop skills but my models never looks as good as those with real PBR materials. I've been struggling to figure out Substance Painter off and on for over a year and keep giving up on it. Your's is the first video that layed it out in a way I could understand. My brain was just clicking every few minutes watching this - finally I get it! Thank you for being real and not just trying to show everyone how smart you are.
For those who can't get the edge wear to affect the normal map make sure that you delete all other maps from texture set setting/mesh maps and leave only normal map, then after clicking "bake mesh maps" under curvature select Method: generate from Normal map.
i am a blender guy just got substance painter..and starting this tutorial..watched first 2 minutes of that Thanos comparision...Subscribed...maybe your not a substance master yet..But you can be my Sensei
Thanks for this! Tried a couple of other so-called 'beginner' substance tuts before this and ended up being confused/overwhelmed. This however was clear, simple, informative and highly recommendable for substance noobs!
Wow man you really got all the important stuff included to get started, really heps me a lot, also to not feel overwhelmed with another interface. thank you for a free, high quality lesson!
I have been using Painter for about 6 months, and already learned something new. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to getting into some of the more advanced concepts.
Thank you for the intro to the software, UI and usage. I'm old school and have been using PS for over a decade and a half, I never jumped on the bandwagon of 3D painting when it got more popular 6-7 years ago? But I've convinced myself to learn substance painter and stop falling behind. So this was a welcome introduction.
I'm 53 seconds in and paused to add a comment. You mentioned an "unhealthy" relationship with 3d modelling because you wanted to avoid texturing. I know EXACTLY your thought process there. So thanks for nailing it right up front. I'll resume the video now! :D
I've always had the opposite problem of trying to texture harder to make up the lack of details in my models. Your channel is great on all fronts, keep it up!
Just getting into this lately and also found it very helpful. I really appreciated the beginning where you went over how each channel affects the maps/ model - that breakdown helped me grasp a few concepts better from an overall perspective. I also watched the 5 part series from Substance with the orange robot but that’s a very specific solution and there’s a lot more general knowledge that was skipped. Thanks a lot.
Fantastic tut. Things were explained very well, you didn't skip steps, and you didn't dive too deep given the target experience level of the video. Thanks!!
Dude thanks for this....... Wooow I like how you've really explained it. At first I was advised to read the substance painter pbr guide. Thinking that by reading it, I will be able to start my journey.... Boooy was I wrong. All those guys were teaching is physics 😆 That's when you came up and taught me the real Substance painter.... Thanks bro...can't wait for more content like this
I'm learning substance right now, and this is a great video! the way you explain is really entretaining! Now is time for me to go practice. Thank you for this cool video!
Thank you so much for the tutorial, and for the guides on how to properly create masks without having to always use the smart materials! That was very helpful. The most valuable information I've gotten from this tutorial was the export of the normal maps, then Rebaking the existing maps after importing the export normal maps with height information from the alphas, So that the details/decals would work as they should with the rest of the maps like ambient occlusion and curvature!
I've watched many if your videos and they have honestly helped me elevate my skills. Thanks to this video I have a better understanding of substance. I've used maya for over 10 years and texturing and UV's were always my Achilles heel. I made an imperial version of the bb-8 droid from the new star wars movies and textured it in substance I watched this video and made some adjustments. It came out much better.
Very good! Now there is the anchor point, so no need to export normal map to reimport and bake everything again to get the influence of bump/normal stamps into the generators.
@@jlmussi Yeah you got skills at explaining this man, more Substance Painter tutorials would be greatly appreciated, I already signed up to your newsletter ages ago ;)
@@Dan-pq6gm I guess what I said was too much for you to comprehend. In lay man's term..there are many channels whose content quality has drastically dropped while JL's channel has maintained a perfect balance and updated content throughout. That's what I meant. Now that you understand, run forrrreeesstttt ruuuuuunnnnn 🤣🤣
Great video! A little tip if you’re trying to get the camera straight when you do stamps is that you can snap to different orthographical views with Ctrl + Left Click + Shift
Nice job! I'm using Blender, but this looks like easier than Blender material system. Perfect tutorial! Now I'm texturing my car models easier than I expected! :)
Good stuff, although i'm not a total newbie to Substance it has been a while and I imagine I will watch this again next time I need a refresher. I like that you left in some ways to correct mistakes. A lot of 'UA-camrs' just cut the video and fix things off camera leaving a new person wondering what they did wrong etc. Its not realistic to be able to use software flawlessly, especially as its always changing. : )
Finding this tutorial and your channel was extremely helpful! Currently working on assets for a game I'm making and understanding substance painter better now because of this video is such a huge help! Thanks!
Hi, new sub here. I bought substance painter on steam summer sale but didn't really got to use it until last weekend... navigating was really not an issue having used many sw that deal with 3D (mostly Blender and Maya, but I also include game engines such as Unity and Unreal as there are many similarities) it was pretty straight forward... but the photoshop part of substance did confuse me a lot... I fooled around with materials a bit but got really uncanny results, so I decided to look for tutorials online (spoiler alert: I found very few and some of them were either very specific, high level or just plain boring...) and that's when I got to this channel. the video length didn't felt like that (it felt shorter), in fact you kept my attention 100% of the time and I even went back many times just to make sure I was following correctly, so to me this video totally nailed it + did got me started in substance, so I really want to thank you for this awesome video!
Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Very, very, helpful. Other tutorials go too deep into the software. You did this the way I use photoshop, I use only the tools I need.
great video, super helpful! i didn't know what the hell i was doing at first but you helped me break through the barrier and actually start experimenting. thanks!
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Has a beginner audience in mind, much appreciated!
The "beginner" tutorials from Adobe on this software seem to assume you're already at an intermediate level and they're very confusing
3D artist with over a decade of experience here. This was my first time using Substance painter and that tutorial of yours was just great and very informative to me! My hour was very well spent. Thank you so much!
I have been trying to gain a grasp of the SP program for days and have watched multiple tutorials. That said, yours is the only one that has given me the slightest understanding of it. Thank you so much for the common-sense / plain language tutorial. Far too often gurus know what they're talking about so their tuts tend to overlook simple things and include technical specifics that beginners do not comprehend. You didn't do that. You explained things on a base level that made it easier to grasp. My highest compliments and appreciation! Please make more tuts!
Highly beginner-friendly and recommended. All this glorious information explained in a highly detailed manner is just mind-boggling, never picked up something so quickly, the explanation is soooo to the point and impeccable, omg ! This deserves at least 5M views. You sir have done a phenomenal job.
Thanks, much appreciated.
i installed substance just yesterday, and i spent few days watching tutos, honestely the best tuto i found for now, simple and easy to get started not complecated with so much informations, i hope you do more tutos about substance thank you a lot
Man, you're the man. I was watching another substance painter tutorial and they were selling the rest of the tutorial for $39, and it was just BAD, too much blablabla, then I came here, you go straight to the point and the learn curve is enormous. I made the soda can taught by you last week and I can say I already feel pretty good with Maya, now the same with substance painter. Thank you JL!!
This is the "Mother of all of SP tuts for beginners". Thank you!!! Keep it up!!
This is a solid tutorial to get started with substance painter. Straight to the point, but still very beginner friendly. Thank you for this!
Man, once the tutorial begins you're quick and straight to the point with no bs. Love that.
This is absolutely the best beginner's Substance tutorial I've seen! I feel like the information has really stuck... Thank you so much!
To be honest I have watched a lot of sp tutorials here before yours, I got to say that you have the most easy understand and practical tutorial I have ever watched!!! Lot of those people just keep using those terminologies and complicated theories to explain a simple step in a beginner tutorials...I got even more confused after watching them. I followed your tutorial with my own model and I got an incredible result after first try! This is the first time I feel like I can do 3d texture as well! Thank you Mussi! You are the best and you are a good teacher!! I just subscribed your channel right away!!!
I'm Italian, but I have to say it: your tutorial is far way better than the one with our language. Many compliments.
I already knew 80% of this because of using substance but it made me understand why you need most of those settings and i appreciate it.
I know you uploaded this a while ago but I wanted to thank you very much for taking the time to share your knowledge with others. This was very useful, easy to understand, clear and practical, so I really appreciate it! I hope you keep growing, you deserve it!
Glad you enjoyed it. Nice to see in the comments section.
I have been messing around with substance painter for a few years but never found a tutorial that really broke it down and showed me exactly how to use the tools i needed most for what i was doing with my 3d modeling. This video actually allwed me to take the time and understand exactly what it was that i needed to do to get my textures from noob to pro. Thank you very much for such a simple and easy to understand tutorial :)
For anyone who can't get the edge wear to affect the normal map make sure you don't delete the hi res mesh in the 'High definition meshes' panel and also click on curvature in the mesh maps list and select generate from normal map.
Thanks Ben, that comment helped me!! I was a little bit lost there
topplededopplededee, you could say?
Great job,
I paid for tutorials in the past, and this was faster and easier to follow. Thank you for saving my time and getting to the point at a fast pace.
Sir your video is so Underrated, people need some acknowledgement..
I can see why this program is so popular, it's a texture artist's dream.
Very helpful video too, so thank you.
I've watched a few Substance tutorials and this is by far the best. Others miss steps because they don't know how to teach people who don't know what they know.
Thanks Neil, much appreciated.
I was browsing the UA-cam and I think I've found the best beginner tutorial
Thanks man really appreciate it. I used before 3/4 years back and forgot to use because no use in other next companies so here I came as beginner again and saw your video tutorial and just restart my mind again and really easy to understand the way you explained really thank you for your help and support towards every artist and thanks for sharing your knowledge too. Best wishes for your upcoming projects and tutorials stay blessed always brother. Love from India. 👍❤️🙏😃
Hey, just wanted to say, I really like that you just dove right into it. I'm liking the first 5 minutes of this video more than the whole hour I spent watching another one from some bougie-looking channel that was trying to sell their tutorial packages from the get-go.
Thank you so much!! My prof is useless and I'm terrible at learning new softwares by myself. You just saved my life and my grade!!
Bro one thing I will say "YOU NAILED IT"
This one of the best tutorials I have watched , One video and all set.
Thanks for making such tutorial
This is probably the best tutorial I've seen anywhere for anything. To the point not getting clogged up into the intricate details that start to become overwhelming for beginners and just straight up getting to the goods to provide a good base, which not only has the benefit of showing a small glimpse at what the application in question is capable of, but also leads to excitement/curiosity to learn more since it is showing so much promise already in just the beginners video.
Model prep, id map use, explanation of materials vs. smart materials, masking, generators, normal map and alpha use in conjunction. Bro I'm going to be watching this one a few times over! Excellent tutorial man! Already shared this with all my friends
Yea this was a beast of tutorial to make, glad people are finding it helpful. Thanks for your support and sharing my content.
Brilliant tutorial dude, I feel much more confident jumping into substance!
that sounds wrong in a way.
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@@logimite7174 like a unicorn in the field haha
@@FilmLearnin lol
Thank you so much for this video! I have been "over-modeling" in ZBrush to make up for my lack of expertise in texturing. I have good PhotoShop skills but my models never looks as good as those with real PBR materials. I've been struggling to figure out Substance Painter off and on for over a year and keep giving up on it. Your's is the first video that layed it out in a way I could understand. My brain was just clicking every few minutes watching this - finally I get it! Thank you for being real and not just trying to show everyone how smart you are.
Glad you found some value it in Susan and that I was able to help you in your 3d journey.
@@jlmussi - Journey is a good word for it.
For those who can't get the edge wear to affect the normal map make sure that you delete all other maps from texture set setting/mesh maps and leave only normal map, then after clicking "bake mesh maps" under curvature select Method: generate from Normal map.
This youtuber is a natural teacher. So clear! Thanks.
Your tutorial is easier for a beginner to understand than a lot of other paid ones that I have. Thank you so much!
This is by far the best explanation I´ve ever seen about substance basics....keep on this great job, man!!
Jumping into Substance for the first time this week... Bookmarked this to watch later today! Thanks for putting out the info!
i am a blender guy just got substance painter..and starting this tutorial..watched first 2 minutes of that Thanos comparision...Subscribed...maybe your not a substance master yet..But you can be my Sensei
Thanks for this! Tried a couple of other so-called 'beginner' substance tuts before this and ended up being confused/overwhelmed. This however was clear, simple, informative and highly recommendable for substance noobs!
the only channel where I watch the videos from 0 to 100.... best content ever!
I appreciate you being here.
THIS IS THE ONLY CHANNEL IN WHICH I UNDERSTAND SUBSTANCE PAINTER GOD BLESS YOU MAKE MORE INTERESTING VIDEOS IN FUTURE
Yes, its hard to make a good quality video on a complicated program and workflow in just a bit more than an hour and he really nailed it!
Another frustrated 3D Modeller here clueless on the art of creating good textures. Thanks for all your effort on this tutorial. Fine work!
Hope this helps improve you art my friend.
This right here is why you're the best. Always listening to your texturing titans and helping us😂👍👍
Just collecting these software infinity stones...Maya and SP captured. Zbrush is next :-)
@@jlmussi LOL! Pumped to continue learning from you🙇
Wow man you really got all the important stuff included to get started, really heps me a lot, also to not feel overwhelmed with another interface. thank you for a free, high quality lesson!
I usually got lazy to comment but YOU ARE SUCH A LEGEND!!!
Mussi you are gold. I used to paint in 3d coat, but gave Substance painter a shot, and it is simply amazing so far :) Thank you so much!
I have been using Painter for about 6 months, and already learned something new. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to getting into some of the more advanced concepts.
Thanks, much appreciated. Glad to see you in the comments section.
Thank you for the intro to the software, UI and usage. I'm old school and have been using PS for over a decade and a half, I never jumped on the bandwagon of 3D painting when it got more popular 6-7 years ago? But I've convinced myself to learn substance painter and stop falling behind. So this was a welcome introduction.
You are genius! This is one of the best tutorials of this type I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot of them;). Thank you!
Thanks for the kind words. Glad I could help.
I'm 53 seconds in and paused to add a comment. You mentioned an "unhealthy" relationship with 3d modelling because you wanted to avoid texturing. I know EXACTLY your thought process there. So thanks for nailing it right up front. I'll resume the video now! :D
What a great introduction to Substance Painter! Thank you!
I've always had the opposite problem of trying to texture harder to make up the lack of details in my models. Your channel is great on all fronts, keep it up!
I appreciate the love! 🙏
Just getting into this lately and also found it very helpful. I really appreciated the beginning where you went over how each channel affects the maps/ model - that breakdown helped me grasp a few concepts better from an overall perspective. I also watched the 5 part series from Substance with the orange robot but that’s a very specific solution and there’s a lot more general knowledge that was skipped. Thanks a lot.
learned a whole lot from this tutorial. no bs, straight to the point, much appreciated man.
Thanks, this is the first time I playaround with substance painter, glad I don't follow the wrong tutorials..
Fantastic tut. Things were explained very well, you didn't skip steps, and you didn't dive too deep given the target experience level of the video. Thanks!!
thank you so much for this tutorial ! you are the only person that has explained this better than the allegorithimic people themselves :-)
Dude thanks for this.......
Wooow I like how you've really explained it.
At first I was advised to read the substance painter pbr guide. Thinking that by reading it, I will be able to start my journey....
Boooy was I wrong.
All those guys were teaching is physics 😆
That's when you came up and taught me the real Substance painter....
Thanks bro...can't wait for more content like this
I'm learning substance right now, and this is a great video! the way you explain is really entretaining!
Now is time for me to go practice.
Thank you for this cool video!
Thank you so much for the tutorial, and for the guides on how to properly create masks without having to always use the smart materials! That was very helpful. The most valuable information I've gotten from this tutorial was the export of the normal maps, then Rebaking the existing maps after importing the export normal maps with height information from the alphas, So that the details/decals would work as they should with the rest of the maps like ambient occlusion and curvature!
it was my first substance beginner level tutorial. really liked it..thanks for the tutorial
best substance painter tut i've come across yet. thanks man.
Straightforward and followable tutorial, my favorite Substance tutorial so far, thank you very much!
I've watched many if your videos and they have honestly helped me elevate my skills. Thanks to this video I have a better understanding of substance. I've used maya for over 10 years and texturing and UV's were always my Achilles heel. I made an imperial version of the bb-8 droid from the new star wars movies and textured it in substance I watched this video and made some adjustments. It came out much better.
Nice to see you stop by the comments section and thanks for sharing your progress.
Very good! Now there is the anchor point, so no need to export normal map to reimport and bake everything again to get the influence of bump/normal stamps into the generators.
this tut is much better than the official tut.. thanks
Mind blowing tutorial. Explained everything in detail within an hour.
Thank you - great comprehensive tutorial and much better than scrolling through online web pages.
thank you this was exactly what I was looking for to get me into SP. Thank you very much for the effort you put into this.
This was a fantastic tutorial! Thanks so much for spending the time and effort to put this together! Very helpful.
Glad you found it helpful Jeff.
@@jlmussi Yeah you got skills at explaining this man, more Substance Painter tutorials would be greatly appreciated, I already signed up to your newsletter ages ago ;)
You are are the one channel I don't regret subscribing! Man do I love your energy! 😃👍 wish a lot more subs!
Thanks brother!
@@jlmussi It really should be me thanking you! 🙏😃
@@jlmussi Can you do a keyboard HUD, so we can see what keys did you press? Thanks.
Why do u subscribe to people if u regret it?
@@Dan-pq6gm I guess what I said was too much for you to comprehend.
In lay man's term..there are many channels whose content quality has drastically dropped while JL's channel has maintained a perfect balance and updated content throughout. That's what I meant.
Now that you understand, run forrrreeesstttt ruuuuuunnnnn 🤣🤣
Great video! A little tip if you’re trying to get the camera straight when you do stamps is that you can snap to different orthographical views with Ctrl + Left Click + Shift
Thanks Marcus, will try that out.
Nice job! I'm using Blender, but this looks like easier than Blender material system. Perfect tutorial! Now I'm texturing my car models easier than I expected! :)
Everyone! Start with this one! Awesome tutorial
Great job man, one if not the best SP tutorials out there. I already worked with SP but this has clarified many things! Thank you.
I had no idea it was as easy as you explained. Thanks bro.
Man, thank you so much for your tutorial! This was more of a lesson than just a tutorial, I really appreciate it!
Hi,
I’m so impressed with your work, the clarity of your explanations and most of all by your generosity in sharing information!
the best substance painter tutorial for beginners I have ever seen！
The tone I understand. I learned more in this video than the last 4 🧐. Subbing
Good stuff, although i'm not a total newbie to Substance it has been a while and I imagine I will watch this again next time I need a refresher. I like that you left in some ways to correct mistakes. A lot of 'UA-camrs' just cut the video and fix things off camera leaving a new person wondering what they did wrong etc. Its not realistic to be able to use software flawlessly, especially as its always changing. : )
Glad you enjoyed it!
Finding this tutorial and your channel was extremely helpful! Currently working on assets for a game I'm making and understanding substance painter better now because of this video is such a huge help! Thanks!
Major plug 🔌bruh bro. I appreciate you taking the time 😊. One love FamLay!
Wow your channel has the best tutorials. Thank you JL.
Amazing Tutorial mate, straight to the point. well done
Hi, new sub here. I bought substance painter on steam summer sale but didn't really got to use it until last weekend...
navigating was really not an issue having used many sw that deal with 3D (mostly Blender and Maya, but I also include game engines such as Unity and Unreal as there are many similarities) it was pretty straight forward... but the photoshop part of substance did confuse me a lot... I fooled around with materials a bit but got really uncanny results, so I decided to look for tutorials online (spoiler alert: I found very few and some of them were either very specific, high level or just plain boring...) and that's when I got to this channel.
the video length didn't felt like that (it felt shorter), in fact you kept my attention 100% of the time and I even went back many times just to make sure I was following correctly, so to me this video totally nailed it + did got me started in substance, so I really want to thank you for this awesome video!
Love the tutorial! That's the only one thing I was struggling, texturing, thank you for the video!
Great efforts ! really appreciate it :) please keep uploading more of these. Thanks alot. You are a fantastic teacher.
Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Very, very, helpful. Other tutorials go too deep into the software. You did this the way I use photoshop, I use only the tools I need.
great video, super helpful! i didn't know what the hell i was doing at first but you helped me break through the barrier and actually start experimenting. thanks!
Fantastic tute, covered a lot of ground quickly and easily. I hadn't used SP in over two years and needed a refresher on the workflow. Thanks!
I just got substance Painter, your video was a great help, thank you so much.
Dude, you rock! Unbelievable tutorial. Your skills are monsterous. Both artist and teaching. THANX!
I'm new to substance and this tutorial is great..very informative in this short amount of time...I learn a lot from you..thank your awesome job
You are simply awesome! The best overview about substance, thank you.
Just what I needed to start working with Substance. Thank you!
Thank you so much for such a beginner friendly tutorial. Explained everything really well.
Thanks for this great starting Video - One of the best learning videos I've seen in a while !!!
I really didn't expect such a genuinely competent tutorial. Thank you so much for that!
What an awesome step by step tutorial. Very well explained! Many thanks, JL Mussi. Boss ;)
Glad I could help!
Thank you very much. very helpful.. the first substance tutorial i didnt fall asleep watching!
Glad I could help you stay awake :-)
very good tutorial, you explain in a way that it's simple to understand, everything became clear...Thank you