I have watched quite a few Substance Designer Tutorials and graph breakdowns, but I found yours to be one of the best and easiest to follow, love how you take the time to explain the "why" of each node series you do and the way you present each chunk in a logical way. It made the whole process super clear and easy to follow. Thanks for all the effort you put into this it shows!

Awesome breakdown, love it

Hahaha, just awesome. Love that sense of humor.

LOL, this a classic example of ADHD

the 12 seconds of darkness at the start had me thinking my youtube was broken

thanks :)

While making a tutorial for new beginners , its probably very very wise to start from scratch , you know like a new project with nothing on the screen and start from square 1... meaning not have the screen loaded with a bunch of stuff that has already been in progress to someone completely new otherwise you will just confuse them... bad tutorial.

LOVE IT, so nice to have something exlpained so nicely! Thank you sooo much!

Thanks!, I learned a lot with this video! Great breakdown

It's a beautiful day!

I usually get so distracted or sleepy watching those hour and a half long video explanations of a industry professional talking about the technicalities of Perlin noise math. Your video was simple, easy to understand, and your cheesy jokes made it so entertaining and funny to watch. Thank you so much for this video :)

Thank you so much! This helped me out a lot with getting more detailed in my materials. Also learned about a few nodes along the way

Thanks

You should do a tutorial on the sulfur pool.

Can u please 🙏 sharing source file?

Hello Carlos, thanks for making this tutorial. It's so nice to have an idea about how you feel about creating materials, it's really inspiring :)

Zero to ONE! im gonna say it

"who want to listen to my voice for 1 hour" *me literaly watching and listening you talking for 1 hours 18 mins and still enjoy the video. Thank you for Sharing!

Thanks a lot for your wonderful lesson. All the best to you!

though i knew most of it. i think you explained it very well! thumps up

While I skipped most of the tutorial, it's invaluable for people new to these concepts to learn before delving into deeper subjects. I would recommend eventually explaining the thought process behind creating a texture, meaning how to look at a texture and break it down further into specific shapes and noises, which it looks like you are already doing (a bit). I haven't seen a texture tutorial that does that, so it's refreshing to see you breaking down the texture thought process instead of just showing how to make a particular texture. Eventually you should get some images online and go through the full process, explaining how you go from seeing a texture you want to make to having it complete in Substance Designer (SD). Not just showing us how to make a texture, but explaining the workflow and giving us an idea of how to make it. Anyway, I think I'm "rambling" now. This is a great start for SD tutorials.

Thanks so much for this! Subscribed!

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Your videos are extremely helpful to us beginners and I like your humor as well.

thank you so much , this looks complicated but you make it much easier

It's really hard for beginners, am a complete beginner, and this video is still confusing, even though it is meant for beginners. I think sometimes people loose the ability to explain to complete beginners once they become more experienced.

Looks like someone is taking advantage of their Adobe CC subscription to the fullest.

Man said "it's just grass..." Me: "OMG WE FOUND GRASS LETS FUCKING GOOOO!"

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I need more of this!

Thank you so much for this! My mind usually starts to wander off with bland explanation styles, so adding humor really helped me :)

This is just fascinating. Thank you for sharing your knowledge🙏

you sound a lot like the dude from "stylized station" lol

Hello, I'm very new to Substance and environment art in general, I saw your portfolio and there was a specific material: Byzantine Architecture, that I was very curious about how would you be able to use it a game engine, since in designer we're working with height and tessellation to make things pop out, and in game materials it seems that using height isn't proper, and tessellation you'd need high res meshes, so to apply a material like that to a lets say a modular wall, would make the texture first and model a low poly on top of it? Or would it be better to make a Trim Sheet version of it? This thing me makes crazy, I've seen full SD materials with bunch of extrusion, etc, and I created some materials in SD and they look very different in other software from what they look in SDs viewport with tessellation. PS: My English is quite basic, hope I could make it clear to understand.

It's just blending them like 0 to 1...great way of explaining blend to a newb.

Oh, how about we have some kind of variation to "sculpt you rock in zbrush for an hour" challenge (whatsitcalled) in Designer? Something like "make a texture in an hour in Designer" but with cool name and all that... :)

Love it! Just got deeper into Designer and trying to pull off a factory modular piece with window, pipe and some bricks. So this helps a lot!

Cool stuff man, you deserve moooaar suubs! Hope to see more from you. Peace!

Man... thank you. Seriously that was great!

thank you so much!...please keep at it <3

Please keep making tuts !!! you are great <3

Please please please can we have explanation on all of them. I am trying to learn texturing, but it's so hard without any prior knowledge. Any advice on where to start?

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You’re an awesome Node Nerd and a Artistic Genius. I like you dude. Sub’d.✊🏽💯

Thank you so much for this amazing content man, I love your attitude and the way you explain everything, hopefully we can see more of you in youtube!

great tuts i am really enjoing this, i notecied that your recordings are really laggy , i suggest using OBS instead of flashback.

what a coincidence, I am a huge dummy