first time on substance, just spent 3 hrs doing this. went to open the file and it hasn't saved 😢

Really great work. Thanks for sharing 😊

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!

Hi there, I was wondering where I can get the multi directional warp node you use now as the link in description is broken and the integrated multi directional warp gives very different results. thanks!

One of the absolute best designer tutorials i've watched, I loved the precision in your guide, rather than having to eyeball the levels nodes when following along on most tutorials you give specifics. amazing work thank you.

Thank you, this helped a lot!

Very good tutorial! Quick, easy and still able to follow it even after a few years. Thank you very much :D

Hey daniel. This one is an excellent tutorial. It would really be great if you could share this file so that i can refer the material that i created with yours. Thanks in advance!

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!

very good ! at 4'12 it looks like the body of a jellyfish. I tried to do the same but with piece of glass ejected from the surface. I am lazy to use fracturation in Blender and particles. The new result you made is more realistic. Great tutorial !

Hi Daniel, noob question here. I’ve watched a lot of tutorials of substance designer where hundreds of nodes are used to make shapes that could easily be drawn with the pen tool in the SVG node or in illustrator and could be imported. Is there a practical reason for this?

Big thank you for that useful and educational tutorial, Bro!

Hello! it's so nice step to step tutorial! I wanna ask something. I can't make my X Amount to Slider bar. I'm using 2019.1.3 ver of it so maybe it's the problem. So, I'm looking for how to I make this to adjustable thing. can you give me some clue for solve it? Thank you so much.

for some1 who have 0 art background n been learning SD for 6 months, this is still so hard to understand, i mean i can see how amazing it is but i dont know why its so hard to understand, is there anything else i need to learn before this software to understand how u see all the details in specific?

Merci beaucoup pour ce tuto, je suis étudiante en 3D et on a vraiment besoin de gens comme vous ! Bonne journée :)

This is literally the worst tutorial I have ever seen in my life, please stop recording stuff to YT

what are all those nodes on the right that you just breezed by then used? kinda need to start with an explanation of that setup

c'est cool que des professionnels partagent leur savoir comme ça :)

It's too bad you never ended up releasing this. It's exactly what I need by my results aren't nearly as good as yours. So if you were to ever find the time to make a course for this I would 100% instantly buy it.

Lovely! I love seeing how others approach building textures. Thanks for the ideas!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! IT IS BEAUTIFUL!!!!

There is a second part?

nice tutorial! also love your humor

can talk about that work i think well be interesting to hear how u get it

Hi Daniel, Congratulations on your work on Designer and thanks for the videos, it's cool! I started the "custom grunges" video and wanted to know if there was a video that explains how to make your custom grunges generator? Best

Hey, fantastic video. Thank you for sharing! Do you have a link to the "dilation of erosion" please?

🤟🤟🤙🤙👍👍

Thank you 👍

😂 The site share sub has been reorganized and the file dilation or erosion filter cannot be found.

Not very friendly to the newcomers, embarrassed, suddenly there are a lot of nodes, do not understand

I love how all the steps are very efficient. By using a small number of nodes you manage to build materials where other ortists would need to use twice as many nodes to achieve the same visual result. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos and sharing them with the community.

Thanks this was really helpful, it feels like substance designer should have a specific “trim sheet generator” node or something to help with this kind of tiling situation

great

I am amazed at the detail. Absolutely wonderful to follow your videos. Thanks Daniel. :)

Bravo. Probably one of the best tutorials I've seen for designer.

Do you have any recommendations for nodes that are already in designer that can be used as substitutes for things like your dilationorerosion nodes, etc?

For the initial set up he has a blend node connected to a normal and an ambient occlusion node, and he has those nodes plugged into their respective output nodes. Everything is getting channeled through that first blend node

>’it doesnt have to be exactly the same’ >makes sure everything is exactly the same 😀thx

Hey, i tried to redoo your material and i have a question. How do you get at 21:33, the parameters you set to modify snow level, ice color and others ? I only have the render scene when i click on the square "Maximize window". Thanks for your answer

Great tutorial, really shows some interesting stuff. however I had a question regarding the Flood Fill method shown in this video to create a separate gradient within each of the tiles: Is there a way to recreate that sort of separate gradient effect with a material with a number of lines across it spanning the entire length of the map since Flood Fill doesn't work properly with those lines. Because currently i've sort of roughly done it with the help of a bevel node. however this doesnt really allow for much control on where the highest and lowest value of the gradient go within that space between lines, even with something like a transform node to offset the gradient and blend it back its not really giving me something all that nice to work with. Any tips or advice would be appreciated!

Thank you for the tutorial - the scratches generator and shadows were new discoveries and look very useful!

Thank you so much for sharing. Really helping with my university project I am doing at the moment. This tutorial and knowledge you share for free is immense. Amazing work and skill sir

Mon sieur, I watched some of your tutorials and found them very helpful for learning SD. Was trying to do some ice related things lately and would like to ask, if you do not mind - would you happen to have any insight, how to achieve something like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/onbOinmdjK17d68 with ice crystal growth by slider and probably randomizable with seed? If you could make a tutorial or at least offer general direction how to think, would be very grateful.

Okay, but is the texture seamless?

would be great to have this project to study it, btw great video, unluckly i'm new in substance designer and i'm bit stuck on some part in late. in case u would share the prj, i'll be so glad

Really awesome, thanks to your tutorials im starting to get the hang of SD, i love how this one has turned out, and with only a few changes you can make so many vaiations. Super cool, tres bien.

4:45 the foam part

5:00 select the normal and gradient map and press D to attach them to the base material node

Thanks bro)

Avec ton accent français j'arrive à comprendre xD merci pour le tuto !