Complex pattern creation in Substance Designer featuring Tile Sampler Color Node

Complex pattern creation in Substance Designer featuring Tile Sampler Color Node
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This is Substance Designer free tutorial on how to create a complex Japanese seigaiha fabric pattern using few nodes. Even though the pattern looks simple at first sight it takes some planning and knowledge of using alpha and tile sampler color node.
This is the forum thread where I got some advice from friendly folks in Allegorithmic:
forum.allegorithmic.com/index....
It is always good idea to ask advice from other Allegorithmic Substance Designer users if you hit a road block. There is no shame in admitting we don't know everything. Well we can't really even, Substance Designer is such a powerful program so there is now way of knowing everything.
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[@revois]

The tile sampler color/opacity info was exactly what I was looking for - thank you so much!!

[@ianfavreau9776]

This is a life saver, I would have never thought to use transparency to do layer ordering. Thanks a ton!

[@jacquesdelobel8667]

thanks for this. You can also use only one tile sampler and put a crop node after it and it is done.

[@Jaro3Me]

So glad I looked this up before trying it myself, literally the exact pattern that I needed! Very simple but clever way of laying it all out, thank you!!

[@anthonyr4843]

Cool technique, Love your Substance videos, keep them coming

[@yaschan99]

Big thanks!!

[@arseniymarchik]

amazing! Requesting this fabric tutorial too. I like the way you explain

[@yaschan99]

Thank you!!

[@driftwood-f4p]

thank you! this problem has been bothering me for a long time.

[@zaarvalathin2544]

I watched this to help with my nodevember day 9 entry and learnt lots! Ty

[@yaschan99]

I’m glad to hear that!

[@damian8051]

Wonderful, thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@saleh_afkhami]

great process and very useful.

[@gabrielmoro3d]

Some amazing tips in there. Thank you!

[@yaschan99]

Thank you so much!

[@miemiestudio]

Really cool! Thank you for sharing!

[@yaschan99]

Thank you!! Glad you liked it.

[@EarringPranksStudios]

Very helpful!

[@ogarga666]

thanks so much!

[@mariustoma2194]

What is the transparent background node you have connected to the Tile Sampler Color ? I have tried having a Uniform Color with alpha set to zero, but it does not work. Thanks in advance:)

[@OMG3Dmax]

you need to unscrew the alpha to zero in Uniform color prnt.sc/ur640o

[@Braytonks3D]

You can either use an RGBA Merge node where you plug your grayscale into R, G and B and then put your mask into the Alpha channel or you can use an Alpha Merge Node by connecting your grayscale info to a gradient map (to convert to color) and then plugging the gradient map into the RGB input of the Alpha Merge and your mask into the Alpha input. They both accomplish the same thing :) EDIT: Oh, I see now what youre talking about now with the Background, My answer is irrelevant to your question but I'll leave it there in case it helps anyone with understanding the Pattern Input setup :facepalm:

[@nothingspeaks]

The forum link doesn't work. Great video though. Really helpful. Was referred by a highly skilled artist on artstation so you're being seen by everyone :D

[@yaschan99]

Oh thank you for letting me know. I am interested which artist? I’d love to see the link ;)

[@nothingspeaks]

Sure thing. He doesn't have a break down I just know from talking go him personally. But in his zelda plinth piece he uses this in the detail in the middle around the triangles Here's the link: www.artstation.com/caponeart

[@ArlidarMusic]

Why are the parameters of the top node Tile Sampler Color not shown. Global offset.

[@mafiaBG]

Hey Jaakko you can just blend circle shapes for that :)

[@yaschan99]

Really? Could you show me?

[@Braytonks3D]

If you mean creating a bunch of discs with the shape node and then using blend to add them together to get the original target shape before the tile sampler, yes you could do it this way (there are lots of ways to get the same results in this program) but I actually think Jaakko has done that part very efficiently here with the stripes -> Cartesian to Polar, leaving plenty of room for easy adjusting later on. Maybe I am misunderstanding which part of the graph you are talking about, however,

[@JuanGil221]

What is the transparent background node you have connected to the Tile Sampler Color ?

[@yaschan99]

If my memory serves that is just ubiform color with zero alpha

[@BobroBobrodobro]

@@yaschan99 How to make it like zero alpha?

[@xXSoulDitzXx]

@@BobroBobrodobro turn all RGBA slider in the uniform color node to 0 will turn into transparent in case some1 wants to know the answer

[@dostoevskyrudenok1245]

This method created broken tile..

[@hina_mikan2079]

阿妹自营！Amazing！

[@yaschan99]

Thank you!!

[@TheRealDodobird]

hi is there anyway i can PM for question such as discord or something？

[@pawpotsRS]

SUBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@yaschan99]

Thank you!

[@se3d]

gumroadin linkki ei toimi :/

[@yaschan99]

Joo. To be continued... ;)