Create Sci-Fi Circuit Board / Computer Chip Patterns in Substance Designer

[@kruz3d573]

Honestly, at this point, You should really consider creating a fully-fledged course for beginners on Substance Designer. You're a good teacher with a high knowledge/skill in this software, Please consider creating a beginner course on Udemy or even Gumroad or Skillshare, It would take a long time and a lot of effort to make, but It is worth it in the end. Because there aren't many well-thought-out tutorials/courses regarding substance designer. And Thank you for your effort! I have created the Sci-Fi Circuit Material, but I still don't fully understand what these Histagram Select, and Edge Detect and all those "rare" or "Non-Basic" nodes do. I'm fairly new to the whole node-based workflow as I'm an intermediate hard surface modeler. But I'm loving it! I'm going to keep coming back to this video for reference and get a full understanding of those nodes!

[@JeremySeiner]

Thank you very much! I’ve been thinking about doing a full course for beginners. Seeing really nice comments like yours is very motivating so thank you again and I’m so glad the videos are helping! Let me know if you have any questions and I’ll answer them the best I can! 😊

[@kruz3d573]

@@JeremySeiner You're welcome mate! My question is, Will there going to be a trim sheets texture map tutorial for game assets or environment? They are exclusively used within the game industry. And a lot of game props artists use substance designer solely to create trim sheets for their game environment and that tutorial would help a lot!

[@JeremySeiner]

@@kruz3d573 absolutely! Expect trim sheets on this channel coming up soon! 😁

[@rzanima764]

I'm working my way through every single one of your "create a material" videos... I'm about 2/3 through. Thanks a lot for so many hours of fun!

[@JeremySeiner]

Thanks! I’m so glad you enjoy them! 😊

[@edomaragno]

Great tutorial and incredibly charming voice! Loved it!!

[@JeremySeiner]

Thanks!

[@stellaachenbach]

Super helpful tutorial, thank you Jeremy

[@paulpiper9981]

Haven't even finished to watch this. But I'm already hyped. I started 3D because of Sci fi design and actually realizing that you can get these amounts of details by materials, was a huge game-changer. Thank you this might a very usefull tool on the belt on tackling scifi :D!!

[@JeremySeiner]

Thank you! Yeah I agree it’s a total game-changer. Thanks for watching!

[@matthewcs490]

Helpful tutorial. Thanks.

[@JeremySeiner]

You’re welcome!

[@matthewcs490]

@@JeremySeiner 👍 Can you make more sci-fi tutorials please? I think there is a shortage of that and your tutorials are amazing.

[@yapzanan6753]

Wow, you're getting better for the intro!

[@yapzanan6753]

Sadly im AFK now, but ugh, you made me wanna do this click clack thing

[@JeremySeiner]

Thanks! haha glad you like it

[@TheSatzy6699]

Best channel for designer 👍🏼

[@charlottehosking2362]

Amazing work ! Thanks so much for posting. Can't wait for more of your videos

[@JeremySeiner]

Thank you so much!

[@andrewzygmunt9256]

absolutely phenomenal tutorial my dude. i understood everything you talked about and you pacing was perfecto :)

[@JeremySeiner]

Thank you very much!

[@ahmedshakib3883]

Your voice sounds similar to Wren's from Corridor Crew.Great tutorial.

[@albertoc339]

Your video is awesome, it helped me a lot with an assignment for college, saved me hours.

[@JeremySeiner]

Alberto C thank you! Happy I could help =)

[@ahmedshakib3883]

Plus I am going to use this technique to create a city block, thank you.

[@blakewbillmaier999]

Your videos are awesome. Thanks for going at such a good pace for beginners. You have helped me a ton.

[@JeremySeiner]

I’m so glad it’s helpful! Thanks for the kind words!

[@peter486]

i was thinking about this before .)

[@sertastic3d]

Very helpful! Thank you !

[@sertastic3d]

The only thing missing (for me) is the coloring of those parts, that would've made the tutorial even better! :)

[@adarshwhynot]

yo thanks for making these videos man

[@JeremySeiner]

Adarsh Anie you’re very welcome! Thanks for watching =)

[@eobiri]

Amazing work!!!

[@JeremySeiner]

Emmanuel Obiri thanks!

[@RSSpeacemaker]

My ambient occlusion (HBAO) node likes to make higher height information look darker for some reason. I don't really know why...

[@JeremySeiner]

My guess is it has something to do with the Height Based Ambient Occlusion algorithm it is using. You could change the radius and height depth parameters to possibly fix this for you. Also, you could add a levels between the HBAO node and the Ambient Occlusion to manually adjust the darker information. Hope this helps!

[@jjangji]

Great work! But I have a question. How did you change from red line to solid line? 01:44 (sorry, I'm Korean. so my English is not very well)

[@JeremySeiner]

Thank you! To answer your question: the red line will change when we put grayscale information into the blend node. Because blend nodes can handle both color and grayscale information, we have to tell it which one we are using by connecting something to either the foreground or background input. Once we connect our height information into the foreground of that blend, the red line will change to gray. =) hope that helps!

[@jjangji]

@@JeremySeiner Thank you! it is helpful! :D

[@BrunoTicianelli]

Tried to create the albedo and it looks like garbage hahaha, I really need more practice