thank you! this was amazing

I been looking for something like this

New settings for the Quantize Grayscale Node: Steps: 3 Offset: 0.5 Slope: 0

Hey, maybe its because that this video if 4 years old and maybe fur1 noise was not implemented yet, but at 20:00 while you create the stray hairs, instead of messing with the tile sampler wouldn't be that noise used for those random rotated lines? + warping

i found your videos so helpful. you explain everything so clear and straight forward and I didnt have any problem to follow your steps.please upload more videos like this. tank youuuu

This really helped me with my final! I'm definitely coming back for more tutorials.

Loved it, keep it up

superb!

Super helpful tutorial, thank you Jeremy <3

Looks like you have been very busy with InstaMAT this past years, but are you interested in doing any more designer tutorials for this channel? I can see various reasons why you would not want to do it, but stealing adobe costumers with ads on those videos wouldn't be a bad idea :X

Hi there! I want to colorize the blackspots produced in my height map in a way I can use any RGB color to behave like a "shadow" instead of pure black, any tips for doing it?

thank you for these amazing tutorials Jeremy! it's so pity, that u stopped doing tutorials. because the way how u explain stuff is so gorgeous

An amazing lesson, thanks a lot!! I've been trying to create jute rope material for Corona for a long time, with your tutorial I've come close to it!)

paint on metal makes the material non metalic looking as far as the surface. welds look a bit bubbly... a cellular with rounded edges and edges darker would help blender over the weld lines prob on add

wish more people would take their time like this. well done

Hello, after several tries looking for a tutorial for Substance Designer, I finally found what I was looking for, thank you, I recommend.

As a complete beginner in Substance Designer this was so incredibly helpful! I’ve been watching tutorials for the past two days and most of them were just videos of people doing stuff, not really explaining what they were doing. Thank you so much!

This is really interesting. Not having any issues myself in early 2024 on an M1 Pro MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM but my graphs are simple atm. Note that Adobe suggests a minimum amount of RAM to be 16GB so… might want to bear in mind if anyone is dropping on a Mac. I dare say it still works fine but with many nodes at 8k it may be swapping a lot and maybe less stable

How did you find this? It's amazing

Thanks short and great

good tutorial. but i miss some knots^^

Are you a PSU grad?

Thank you SO much

Thank you so much! How to save the shortcut key configuration file?

excellent tutorial, I used it to make a type of carpet I wasnt able to find. Looped pile carpet.

Any info on the M2 chip? damn. ...scant us it in Substance Painter yet....

the maps of roughness and metal are gray and white for some reason

my check point_12:03

This tutorial was very helpful and I really had fun making an ornament! I really appreciated your pace and the way you explain your choices, it was very helpful for me

very great and usefull video Jeremy, just a question, what version of substance designer are you using? because I am using substance 2023 and so far the nodes blend and levels dont exist anymore, at least not with those names

Awesome result and artistic vision! :D Are you going to make more videos? :) 🙏

Super cool!!! Really easy to follow, looks great, the voiceover is super helpful and useful. Thanks a lot!

The only issue I have is when adding the Paraboloid Tile Sampler for the 'breaking up bricks' there is little circles appearing on my bricks when blended in with the existing texture... Otherwise though, fantastic tutorials!

"Post effects not available on Apple Silicon" wonderful....... you wonder wth are doing adobe.

Great, it helped me a lot

Hi does anyone know how i can use sss on something like skin, but then also use a shader for opacity map for hair.

While the overall material looks really good it looks like the horizontal strands didn't over and under the vertical strands. and it's like the vertical strands go into the horizontal strands.

how would you go about making a ribbed version for the edges?

Just a note on the AO step, skip the AO node and plug the output of the Blend directly into the AO output node. This is for the latest release of SD 13.0.2 b6942. Adding the extra AO node causes weird artifacting. and heavy computation. Height control can be achieved by using the Smoothness interpolation in the AO noise and the intensity in the NM node. I added a histogram scan to replace the AO height adjustment. I'm sure there are other nodes that would do the same job but better, I just chose HS because it worked for the time being.

I've been looking for a procedural plant material in Blender for like, a month. I finally decided, "okay, this is hopeless, I'm going to look elsewhere." So I found your tutorial and it is the best possible introduction to Substance Designer anyone could have. Off to devour more of your channel. Thanks so much for posting this.

Which OS were you using?

Is this available for download?

Thank you for this really great tutorial, you explain well and clearly compared to over channel I've seen 😊 That me want to learn Substance Designer more and more after watching this video !

4:46 From Adobe's website: _Substance model graphs were our first foray into parametric modelling and were later _*_retired_*_ in version _*_13.0.0_*_ of Substance 3D Designer._ _Version _*_12.4.1_*_ is the last version of Designer with support for Substance model graphs. Users of that feature should therefore not update to higher versions._ Good riddance, I say... 👍 But why keep the "3D" in the name? It's stupid. And the icon is extremely bad. Puke green? 😠 Really, Adobe? The old icon will always have a special place in my heart. Adobe REALLY fucked up with the branding. Their marketing department is either _highly incompetent_ or they were overruled by higher up.

It would be amazing to revisit this format now with the M2 line and Substance supporting M processors natively!

Perfect teacher!!! Thank you so much

You are so good at explaining and kind, and the content is good!! Thank you

bruh. i knew all this, thought i'd learn something new

Finally! A substance designer tutorial where they actually show things step by step

T😀hank you!!!