Custom Stitching with Path and Spline Nodes in Substance 3D Designer | Adobe Substance 3D

This video will walk you through a very simple use case for paths and splines. You will learn how you can scatter stitches along a custom mask, letting you create non-destructive stitching patterns.
You can download the project file here: creativecloud.adobe.com/cc/le...
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Custom stitching with Path and Spline nodes | Adobe Substance 3D
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[@jlangegard]

Love the trick with RGBA merge/split for the stitches, so smart!!💡

[@Aldebaran80]

substance designer is like Maths... probably you will have problems of understanding it, but when you can resolve a problem is very satisfying and finally do you like more and more... with designer is the same...

[@Substance3D]

Just like math, we are here to help you at the kitchen table in the evening.

[@EthanFilms]

I learned like 4 new things watching this, thank you!!

[@louisemelin1129]

I'm so glad to hear this, thanks for watching!

[@gv0zdysh0k]

beautiful!

[@Agency-1001]

Nice and artistic ❤

[@ZeroBudgetCultMovie]

Thanks, it is very helpful! But where Can I get the project file? I clicked the link in the description, but I entered a general tutorial page, I didn't find this tutorial and file to download, could you fix this, please?

[@Substance3D]

Hi! Apologies for the inconvenience - files for the project can be found here: creativecloud.adobe.com/cc/learn/substance-3d-designer/web/path-and-spline-nodes?locale=en. We've also fixed the link in the video description. Happy learning!

[@siya_33]

awesome!

[@nargesspirayesh266]

Thank you 🙏

[@SP95]

Good 👍

[@SkemeKOS]

Beautiful! But the project file link is not working.

[@Substance3D]

Hello! Please use this link to access the project files: creativecloud.adobe.com/cc/learn/substance-3d-designer/web/path-and-spline-nodes?locale=en

[@H0w3r]

very useful! is this particular graph available to download ?

[@louisemelin1129]

I will try to make the graph downloadable as soon as possible, will let you know when it is!

[@Substance3D]

Here you go: substance3d.adobe.com/tutorials/courses/Custom-stitching-with-Path-and-Spline-nodes/youtube-L4mjZOl8upc

[@maxleveladventures]

@@Substance3D Did this page get deleted? When I click on it now, it takes me to the landing page for Substance learning.

[@Substance3D]

@@maxleveladventures Sorry about that! Please check out the link in the video description for the project files.

[@Remo3DF]

When I use the spline and mask to path and export the sbsar file to clo3d, it does not work and exits the application, while previous versions worked well. Please solve this problem.

[@Remo3DF]

Hello please help When I use path and spline in the new update and export the sbsar file to clo3d Crash even though the file size is small and the device specifications are high When using any other file that does not contain (spline and path) it works fine Please help and solve the problem

[@louisemelin1129]

Hey Remo! This is because Clo does not yet support the new Substance Engine that the splines and paths rely on, it should be fixed shortly

[@Remo3DF]

@@louisemelin1129 Thank you Louise Melin, thank you I am a fan of your work💝

[@areziobasteris9459]

The link to the project files isnt working as of March 13 2024 can you provide a new link to the project files plz

[@Substance3D]

Hello! Thanks for letting us know. The project files can be accessed here: creativecloud.adobe.com/cc/learn/substance-3d-designer/web/path-and-spline-nodes?locale=en. We've also updated the link in the video description. Cheers!

[@maxleveladventures]

Hi! Could you provide a new link to the project file? The one in the description takes me to the default landing page for learning content. I've searched through all the posts there without finding the relevant article. Maybe I'm missing it. Thanks in advance!

[@louisemelin1129]

Hey! We're currently moving our tutorial to a new platform and some of our files got lost in the process, we'll fix this asap and get back to you when they're available once more

[@maxleveladventures]

@@louisemelin1129 thanks so much!

[@SkemeKOS]

@@louisemelin1129 Thank you

[@drktien63]

@@louisemelin1129 2024 - are there available any new link: please

[@pcgissou8139]

Are you the owner of FööF Channel ?

[@foshizzlfizzl]

the perforation in the honeycomb leather has inverted normals. You can see it because the outside of the outside of the whols are going upwards and cathing lights. They shoud go inwards, because of stamping them out in real life.

[@louisemelin1129]

It depends on how the leather was punched, this example is a superposition of two layers of leather, the stamping could have happened from the other side and it just adds a nice little highlight to the material in my opinion :)

[@foshizzlfizzl]

@@louisemelin1129you can do the same by creating a falloff mask at the borders to to create light edges on the inside. You are not doing the stamping on outwards.. At least all the samples I have in my office, are not having this kind of, in my opinion, wrong behavior. But don't get me wrong it's just a detail and an issue we had in the past in production for BMW for example, and we corrected it by checking out photo references.

[@louisemelin1129]

@@foshizzlfizzl sure :) this example doesn't follow any specific reference though so don't take it too seriously, it's just meant as a practice for stitching.

[@tommywilkinson33]

I really wish if you’re not going to show how to make some of the effects you show in the video you would at least link to where we can learn about them. How am I supposed to practice with creating stitching like this if I have no idea how to make that stitching in the first place? Adobe tutorials leave out so much important information 😢

[@DaDarkDragon]

you can see the nodes right there, if you knew the software a bit better you could easily recreate what they had there

[@tommywilkinson33]

@@DaDarkDragon Not all the nodes, and you can't see the settings in the nodes from the outside. That's the point, I'm trying to learn the software better! This channel is made by the people who MADE THE SOFTWARE. Of course I can complain they aren't explaining more about their OWN software.

[@kaikayoru1316]

@@tommywilkinson33 They can't hand hold everything.

[@tommywilkinson33]

@@kaikayoru1316 It’s not hand holding, it’s literally asking for help from the people who made this in the first place. Jesus. The hypocrisy of people telling me, “Just get better” When I’m literally asking for help to get better.

[@louisemelin1129]

@@tommywilkinson33 I will make the graph available for download soon. In the mean time, you can watch a couple of tutorials about fabrics in Designer, it will help you get started with this :)

[@Sandy-yg6ym]

The link to the project files isnt working as of March 10 2024 can you provide a new link to the project files

[@Substance3D]

Hi! Link to the project files has been updated in the video description. Happy learning!