Dirty water with bubbles - Substance Designer Timelapse

[@cemtezcan]

There is an improvised explained version of this material as well. Check: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rF7Vd4BmqKqeqtE

[@Polygarden]

Great Work! This is an amazing effect.

[@cemtezcan]

Thank you! Glad you like it!

[@lundskowdesign]

Great timelapse & impressive graph.

[@cemtezcan]

Thank you!

[@louisbesse4866]

Sorry but it is really too fast... Cannot even pause it to see the settings when I don't get it. Great result though

[@cemtezcan]

thanks. check the 2 hours version on the description ;)

[@louisbesse4866]

@@cemtezcan thanks :)

[@dan323609]

Amazing

[@shibi6939]

you are legend

[@cemtezcan]

thanks!

[@mattgrimaldi13]

Ah! That is super cool. Makes me want to drop what I'm doing and try that. Great stuff!

[@cemtezcan]

Thank you. I'm glad you like it Matt :)

[@ListenandEnjoy184]

hi nice video. Why i dont have in my substance painter the custome graph? i have substance painter 2018.

[@cemtezcan]

Thanks. This isn't Substance Painter. This is Substance Designer.

[@ListenandEnjoy184]

@@cemtezcan thank you very much for your time. i like this chanel.

[@louismelancon79]

thanks for the tuto!

[@GuillaumeLT]

This is awesome. But can you make a slower timelapse in the future, I have to set speed to 0.25 to really enjoy.

[@cemtezcan]

Guillaume Larouche thanks. i will try that next time. also there is a inmprovised flow video on my channel about this material.

[@lucasNinard]

Hi Cem, great work man, a bit curious about the subsurfacescattering too, it's juste a rendering parameter right ? And also, how long did the real thing took you ?

[@cemtezcan]

Hi Lucas. Thanks. You're right. SSS is a material parameter mostly used on lighttrace type render engines. It is replicated on realtime render engines recently. i.e. blog.sketchfab.com/sketchfab-now-supports-subsurface-scattering-translucency/ This material took almost 1.5 day to tweak and render. I also used this on my coffee scene: www.artstation.com/artwork/zrQY2

[@lucasNinard]

Cem TEZCAN thanks for the quick replay man, 1.5 Day ! That's huge, when did you started using SD ?

[@lucasNinard]

Cem TEZCAN And also a took a pick at your coffee scene, amazing job but the metal seems a bit of, lacking dust maybe ? And going on with constructive criticism, the fabric has a strange shape. But overall amazing renders

[@cemtezcan]

Don't consider 1.5 day as non-stop 36 hours of working my friend. It is almost 3-4 hours top working time. Thanks for the critics. I'm trying to stand clear from dust on food-like product presentations. Thanks a lot.

[@MustafaBerkeGureltol]

Harvard wants to know your location.

[@TryptychUK]

Great texture, rotten video.

[@cemtezcan]

ok

[@Worlfable]

Molodec, like ne polychish eta be urok

[@amauryboons]

Dude... please slower next time. Even at 0.25 speed its hard to understand what you are doing.

[@cemtezcan]

There is an explained version as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rF7Vd4BmqKqeqtE

[@Shiva4D]

Unfortunately result its very far from reference. =\

[@cemtezcan]

It is sad to know that. You may find the texture application here: www.artstation.com/artwork/NV4zD

[@Shiva4D]

Sorry man, but its true. You are very professional in substance. But on reference you have "circle packing algorithm" patern and its most important part of realism.

[@ges4206]

It's far from the reference because its only a normal map and albedo and roughness. In real life, many other factors come into play like transparency and subsurface scattering. This makes the bubbles in SD look hard and solid.

[@Shiva4D]

Sorry, I`m not agree. Shader its OK. But bubbles overlaping each other and its looks not realistic. Here is how its must looks like - thumbs.dreamstime.com/thumb_152/1528512.jpg But its not easy to replicate in substance.

[@cemtezcan]

@Ges SSS on water material is new to me. Rainbow effect of clear coating like detergents can be applied but I don't think transparency and SSS can alter this shading's realism level. Below images are transparent applications of the same textures by the way. Thanks for the comment. cdna.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/006/509/600/large/cem-tezcan-01.jpg cdnb.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/006/509/601/large/cem-tezcan-02.jpg cdna.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/006/509/604/large/cem-tezcan-03.jpg