How to Add Colors in Substance 3D Designer (Pt 16) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D

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After carefully building the height of our material, we can finally tackle its base color. In this video we'll introduce some key concepts regarding PBR materials, and we will see how we can reuse the information we already have at hand to combine colors.
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Timestamps
00:00 Colors and PBR
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01:35 Combining uniform colors
05:01 Generating a curvature map
08:18 The gradient map node
10:14 Adding randomness to the color
12:38 The gemstones colors
15:55 Checking the values with the PBR validate node
16:36 Recap
Credits:
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How to Add Colors in Substance 3D Designer (Pt 16) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D
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[@1.1st]

Nice❤😊

[@mrdixioner]

Thanks a lot! I have a question. Gemstones follow the curves of fabric, but in reality they are solid. Of course this is only noticeable at high magnification, but I would like to know if there is a technique that allows the gemstones to remain straight, i.e. so that they are not affected by the fabric? I don’t know if my question is clear or not, because I'm not a native English speaker.

[@louisemelin1129]

You're question is perfectly clear yes! And the answer is... Unfortunately no, or at least not in Designer directly. What you're asking concerns the geometry and cloth simulation more than the material, so you would need to build a system of constraints that would make your mesh more rigid in the trim area. Not impossible, but a bit more work. If you look closely at my cloth simulation in the first video, you'll notice that the gemstones bend with the rest of the fabric... Not super realistic, but not super noticeable either! It all depends on the level of accuracy you want.