How to create animated LED Screen with RGB pixels in Unreal Engine | Substrate Materials Tutorial

[@polyjam.studio]

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[@GreasyBirb]

If you're clamping a value between 0 and 1, use the Saturate node (its essentially free on the GPU)

[@polyjam.studio]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@TheLegendOfTerry]

O_o Interesting

[@TheYouSeven]

This is amazing, another Top quality content! Keep it up 💪

[@polyjam.studio]

Thanks Dani!

[@Native_Creation]

Incredible tutorial!

[@polyjam.studio]

Thank you!

[@elvismorellidigitalvisuala6211]

Can you make substrate teeth material? Real teeth have a sort of translucency

[@hammadwalid8428]

thanks friend

[@colini23]

could we use the same technique for a normal material on unreal engine a non substrate one ? Thank you

[@polyjam.studio]

Sure! Connect the nodes into ALBEDO and EMISSIVE channels

[@driftmirror]

Seems like this doesn't necessarily need substrate right? It would work fine in a regular material from what I can tell? I actually avoided a lot of your videos because of Substrate in the title/thumbnail since its not quite ready for production yet. But now I'm thinking I'll go back and check em' out.

[@yonghengshouhu]

The current substrate is not suitable for large-scale local editing scenarios, and does not pose a big problem for product display.

[@polyjam.studio]

Yes, It works fine with non-substrate materials. You can also apply other technique in my other videos

[@polyjam.studio]

@user-ev4ud5xs2j I agree...but they work fine in small projects like product visualization and the automotive field

[@yonghengshouhu]

Can you please publish an issue about the opacity of the new material system design of substrate - especially after the old material is converted to substrate, the opacity cannot be directly linked. . .

[@polyjam.studio]

I didn't get any problems with the opacity channel. Can you explan better what you mean?