Anchor Point Magic 04 - Rust Fade Effect in Substance 3D Painter | Adobe Substance 3D

[@thetalkinganvil8366]

I don't know who you are, but you deserve a case of beers. This is really great stuff unlike other corporate tutorials that are more sterile than a chip fab.

[@Rune3D]

I second this, and I work at a beer warehouse! Quality tutorial!

[@rayunited2010foryou]

Thanks, Adobe and Emiel Sleegers on presenting and explaining this excellent tutorial.

[@EtzeNuegez]

Excellent quick series up super useful stuff!

[@purplehierophant]

I'm surprised no one has pointed out adding iron rust onto a copper alloy, yet... But a very good series of tutorials; I had never understood anchor points and I shudder to think all the time I would have saved if I had watched this series when it came out.

[@FPChris]

Try showing the mesh in the future so we get an idea of proper topology and poly density. Great series.

[@X-mordred-X]

Love your tutorials!

[@daan3898]

as a dutch person myself, lisning to another dutch trying to speak english makes it funny to understand, Hearing him speak glow, and rust effects is hillarious

[@zofo264]

Great series!

[@madog666]

Hi! Great tutorials, and thank you! Quick question, the metal weld, is it done as a texture or as a bake from high poly?

[@wes.mcdermott]

Hi, the weld marks are a bake from high poly.

[@jersongaming]

Could you please do a lesson on creating a mask with gradient transition depending on the force of pressing? Something like tempering colors of steel

[@Substance3D]

Good idea! Though I do think this might have to use Designer .. for now the gradients in Painter are not super easy to use.

[@Kampotscity]

Amazing tut, thanks!

[@Passifly]

Fantastic!

[@AnatoliyLitinskiy]

I believe to remove seams you can switch from UV projection to Tri-planar projection.

[@Substance3D]

It depends, not for everything. You can't switch the entire generator to tri-planar, it needs to support it internally.

[@MichalMilkowski]

@@Substance3D It's something I'd love to see in future a toggle/button for global switching to triplanar for whole smart materials. Often I find/buy looking-great smart materials, but most of them are heavily leaned to UV mapping unfortunately, which doesn't work well for my hard surface projects. Last time I asked about it your Discord, I heard API future support for scripts for global switches would be a solution, just not for now. How's current situation for this (or just triplanar global switch in general) ?

[@ArpitMBStudios]

why did you add rust as a reference for anchor point what if we want to take base copper material as for reference anchor point?

[@Xoliul]

You always want to anchor a mask that has a range from white to black, only ranges can be modified. The copper is full white / unmasked, so there's no point anchoring it, as you wouldn't be able to do relative changes to it anyway.

[@markzaikov456]

Basically like the "Pick Whip" feature from After Effects

[@foxman4455]

should we configure the color space before doing this tutorial? color's appear differently in my substance

[@b.a.g2073]

more please!

[@DrLonelyObserver]

Hey Im confused.. what is the difference, if I for example just take rust and use it as a base layer under the mask? It will also be visible only where there is no paint.. Why do I need Anchor Point for this?

[@bikramjitroy6155]

What I understood, anchor points work like a clipping mask of photoshop.

[@eEJcha0z]

simple and useful tutorial

[@mcroman-superfeat]

Hi, THX for showing us this to follow you, very learning, :: POSITIVE Feedback : Would be nice if you slow down like 10-20% for us to follow better... /// McRoman ...

[@funw3d538]

Your accent reminds me of Sgt. Schultz ..... "grgrgrgr....rust!" 😉

[@axelkarsten9828]

that seam on the top or neck of the model makes me eat all my finger nails during this tutorial...

[@DenisTriton]

Better if some text tools in Substance Painter. No text tools it's baaah!...

[@peterjessiman7005]

you can make a graph in designer very easily to use in painter

[@ЛакомыйКусок]

Too hard, but thanks