Create a Realistic 3D Muddy Dirt Road w/ Javier Perez | Part 1

Create a stunning and realistic 3D muddy dirt road using Adobe Substance Designer and Autodesk Maya in our newest Studio Session, hosted by senior material artist Javier Perez.
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[@R5OZ]

Thanks Javier, this really helps!

[@sureztv5836]

That's Brilliant

[@martinbright4442]

Hi love your vids but i was just wondering how you got the color for your gradient map i cant seem to get mine right?

[@tylerdaniels9000]

Part 2 is private?

[@matiastemesio893]

hey! that is an amazing tutorial, but i was wondering how much RAM do you use? i mean, which amount of ram you computer has, i have 16GB and my ram ussage was really high while i was doing the texture (I already dont finish it) and i dont really know if my computer will be able to handle it

[@timsonss]

I have 64 GB of RAM and Designer still lags sometimes, so you are in tough luck

[@matiastemesio893]

@@timsonss well I find out that if you work with 1024x1024 while you are making the material, ram ussage get a way down, when you want to export it you just choose the texture size in export settings, hope it work to you

[@ChillieGaming]

​@@matiastemesio893 i choose 512x512 while working lmao. And just quickly switch to 2048x2048 in times to check the material and again back to 512x512 to do the work and get good fps

[@marcinesa1336]

this is model ? or use teselation in ue ?

[@omarspiderahmed]

Neither

[@lorenzofacciot4634]

lol man, you are too fast

[@terrythegnome2408]

Gotta pause like crazy!

[@phattrinh3957]

You can slow down the playback speed (0.5 playback speed and turn off the sound)

[@phattrinh3957]

I have an idea, one tab is at 0.5 playback speed with sound turn off and another tab is for normal speed. Use the 0.5 speed with turn off sound and while listen to the normal speed

[@dvs9006]

Bros tryna speed run

[@timsonss]

This is not supposed to be a step-by-step tutorial, rather a thought process on how to tackle complex layered natural material creation

[@spaceman-pe5je]

nvidia are you going to give me the gpu or not ??? the 3090 i mean

[@spaceman-pe5je]

lmao

[@linklovezelda]

@@spaceman-pe5je Did you just laugh at your own comment

[@spaceman-pe5je]

@@linklovezelda absolutely.

[@linklovezelda]

@@spaceman-pe5je cute

[@SunyeosinAstrology]

Hmm could you make a dinosaur shooter with the dinos&maps from dino crisis but with way better graphics and a lvling system for the character and a buying system for waepons, coins and gems for mobile Huawei Y6 2019? And with maps I mean that you have a district in the lvl you are right now and so further you came so more you explore from the map