Fr he calls it a tutorial but for a newbie in 3D designer like me it was like a kaleidoscope spinning on light speed. Didn't understand anything.

Certainly not a tutorial for absolute beginners, but if you're just starting out and you've gotten past the "how do I navigate 3d art softwares" then it's fine. My only gripe is that Im having to pause and scrub through this frame-by-frame to actually see what's going on because it's a 40 minute video compressed into 15 minutes lol.

there's so many of these stupid sped up videos called "tutorials" related to substance designer. It's really frustrating. What's the point of speeding it up, we can fast forward if it's too slow... having to pause so much is so annoying

@@moonasha change the playback speed bahahaha

you can change the speed of the video

Unfortunately, it was free node in Substance Share which shutown after Adobe acquired Substance. I tried to find it but no luck! You can e-mail me, there is an alternative that I can send.

@@DenizGiritliArt Not to worry, I was able to replicate the same effect with the generic splatter node. Thanks!

Fair point! I'll rename any upcoming ones accordingly.

I've been using latest for a while and I didnt realize such a change. It might be because when you pull the node out of Normal or Curvature, it gives you nodes that only works with those type of inputs and may be thats why it wasnt showing Dirt or Dust. So if you can try just hitting a space bar in plain area and search for Dirt and Dust you might have it. If it still doesnt work, I suggest opening the library window from; Windows-Library and from there if you click on "Mesh Based Generators" you should be able to see the Dirt, Dust and bunch more nodes and you can just click and drag it to your graph. If none of the above works for you, you can send me an email with some screenshots, may be I can help!

​ ​Thanks for answering, I finally found out it was because the Link Creation Mode was set to Compact Material which compacts the inputs to just one input named Mesh Data. The buttons 1,2 and 3 toggle this so it's easy to change it without knowing. So it was my bad😅

All good 😁 I didnt think that would be the issue actually but I am glad it was an easy fix!

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Hello Evian The Bottle! You can access the crack generator from my Patreon for free. Link in my bio and if you have any issues, dont hesitate to contact me!

@@DenizGiritliArt Thanks a lot !

Its an old node that I got from Substance Source. I dont own it so I cant distribute it, however, there a node called "Splatter" within Designer where you can get similar results with similar inputs.

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Hello! You can use, cells 2 (invert on, edge wirdh 0) and add a directional warp with amount of 5 with perlin noise around 12 plugged in. If you would like to add noise, you can add slope blur node with clouds 2 (sample 32, intensity probably around 0.5) should do it. I'm also happy to provide you the Crack Generator node if the method above doesnt work. You can send me an e-mail from [email protected]

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I've setted 0.25 and jusr repeat the nodes. Maybe it's not a tut, but doing the same thing - teaching

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Just tried it and it's actually pretty good technique, thank you so much!

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I somehow can't find your other comment to respond, so if you're still having issues opening up the file please e-mail me or hop onto discord so we can solve it. I remember freezing my gumroad while ago, may be that is the reason it's not working.

@@DenizGiritliArt ​ it’s ok I joined your Patreon and had got it .but I’m sorry that I can only join the Patreon for a mouth. I’m study in college in Asia without job.thank you for your tutorials DEGI,I’ll back to join your patreon in the future.🥶(A Frozen Smile Material)

@@bca1550 All good, I hope its serving your needs and again if you have any questions dont hesitate to contact. Good luck on your studies!

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Hi Matias! I understand your frustration. Those nodes are outputs and basic control nodes that I setup so that I can use in future projects to save time. Its called DeGi - Game Template and you can get it for free and use it for for projects as well. If you think its complicated, you can just use Base Material Node with activated User Defined Maps to plug in what you create and if you right click on the Base Material Node, select Create and Output Nodes (say no for the pop up for unused nodes) you will have almost the same nodes.

@@DenizGiritliArt sorry if my message was a bit disgusting, I downloaded the software yesterday and I can't even make a single texture without the Adobe documentation, I'm just frustrated, but it's not you fault if I don't have the enough grey matter to understand it, hahaha thank you for the advice I will keep practicing

@@DenizGiritliArt also today I was following a tutorial series from adobe and I create a new graph in the same package, when I came back to my initial graph it was buggy and appear a message like: "not output node found" or something like that, when before I was working perfectly and the texture stop appearing in the 3D visualisation, I just closed the software and I'm still angry

@@matiastemesio893 Oh that's unfortunate. As long as you still have the nodes you should be able to save it. You can try right clicking and selecting show output nodes in 3D view. If nothing happens you might need to create outputs. If you're still having the same issue let me know, you can hop into my discord channel and we can troubleshoot it.

@@DenizGiritliArt oh really? it would be really helpful, if i have some other problem i will contact you for sure.

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Thank you! Haven't done fabric material for a while, it would be good exercise actually.

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Thank you Konstantin!