Concrete - Substance Designer Material Breakdown

[@Skynet151]

Thank you man! Really appreciate! I am new to Substance Designer, and learning with such great tutorials like this is really nice! Thanks!

[@sharpstance1417]

You're welcome

[@xxxxxxxxxxxxx971]

love your voice, a teacher like you in real life would have been awesome!

[@sharpstance1417]

Thank you! 😃

[@DanRickmanMedia]

Great tutorial, I was wondering as i'm pretty new to Designer, how did you get the normal to have alpha blended into it at 6:12 and what purpose does that serve? as mine doesn't seem to be doing that when I set it up. thanks!

[@MCbobalexbob]

Thank you so much for these videos ! I cant tell how helpful this is to me.

[@sharpstance1417]

You're welcome

[@niros9667]

This was super helpful, thanks! Concrete is one material that I can never seem to get right, i've made like 6/7 versions in previous projects and i'm never happy with how it looks...

[@sharpstance1417]

The simpler materials are the tricky ones, it needs a balance of details and generic and that's not so simple to do :)

[@dj3dladstutorials499]

Nice texture, so realistic, good work you have one more subscription

[@sharpstance1417]

Thanks

[@alexanderkhorkov990]

Thanks. I'm very like how you explain and very me easy to understand you.

[@PsychosisRecords]

Simple but looks really nice

[@AnthonyFassolas]

How do we export parameters with our substance so that they can be changed? Like change the amount of cracks , the amount of moisture etc.

[@sharpstance1417]

There's a little icon on the right of all the parameters that you can click and it will expand a menu, you simply hit expose parameter. It's probably best to watch one of the official tutorials for this though since there's a few more stuff you can do with them instead of just epxosing

[@BlenderBeanie]

this tutorial was really good!

[@Darthcusto]

If you do request I have a request for a concrete sidewalk/road texture similiar to ones on gametextures.

[@sharpstance1417]

I'll try but I don't promise anything

[@danecustance2734]

Thanks man i loved this.

[@sharpstance1417]

You're welcome :)

[@andreasnull]

Great tutorial! Thanks! Keep up the good work :)

[@sharpstance1417]

Thank you

[@kevinmellier1517]

Thanks Dude ! Really helpful !

[@el_aRtus]

thank you so much, I learned a lot with this!!

[@systeminc1801]

Yeees,superb material.Thanks.

[@sharpstance1417]

Thank you too! :)

[@Serphalack]

Hello nice tutorial, thanks! One question though, in Pass 2, how did you get that gradient look out of the Cells3+levels? I can't reproduce it.

[@LordOfFilth]

I would also like to know! :) Love the tutorial btw! This material looks realistic!

[@sharpstance1417]

Download the file from my Patreon page please, It's been so long I don't remember X)

[@briz5750]

I followed the tutorial and I do not know why me texture is not repeatable, someone can clarify me?

[@sharpstance1417]

You probably scaled a node up and broke the tiling

[@dchavarriaa]

Great Tut, thank you!

[@gamingzen2569]

oh nice didnt know you has substance designer tuts, i have seen some videos from sharp accent, you are everywere! haha

[@sharpstance1417]

I might be ;p

[@NepetaLeijon]

your patreon seems empty

[@sharpstance1417]

It got removed for inactivity :D

[@wpetrosky]

Thank you

[@sharpstance1417]

You're welcome :)

[@Yassine_Laatiri]

great tuto!!!!!!!!!

[@bobcharlotte8724]

These walkthroughs are so great they're almost erotic...

[@sharpstance1417]

Hah! Thanks a lot!

[@gnome3d750]

SO

[@sharpstance1417]

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[@gnome3d750]

Thanks for the reply. I love your videos! I understand that making videos takes time, so please take your time but give us more tutorials

[@sharpstance1417]

I want to do more but at this point I'm neck deep with freelancing :)

[@gnome3d750]

I can definitely relate to that. I'm myself working on finding a lot of freelance work. Would you be able to direct me where to find some work for texturing/modeling? It would really help me out!

[@sharpstance1417]

Although I do get a lot of offers for art, I'm doing freelance as a software engineer. For art jobs the best thing you can do is have a good portfolio and then making sure people see it. I hope that helps :)

[@LowLifeGraphicsProgrammer]

Really helpful! Thanks dude