I Made a TV entirely in Substance Designer (Timelapse)

Its #Nodevember time and I decided to combine the prompts of black and white into one substance. I havent done this sort of hard surface procedural material before so I thought it would be a great chance to learn some new workflows in Designer tho this particular approach could probably be done more efficiently.
Either way, I hope you enjoy some sweet 60s vibes and maybe learn a thing or two. Cheers!

[@velequest]

Nodeception...BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@Braytonks3D]

Indeed 😆

[@mrdixioner]

Tutorial, please!

[@IronTrainStudio]

Is there any way I can buy this material? It could be awsnome for the game I am working on.

[@Braytonks3D]

Hey there! Yea, actually I have this listed over on ArtStation for $10 www.artstation.com/marketplace/p/yBrvG/retro-television :) Thanks for your interest!

[@IronTrainStudio]

@@Braytonks3D Is there a way to could change the videos inside the TV? I wont have permission to could use Mickey mouse and the others images that there are on the TV, in my game. Can I send you the videos when they are done and can you then change them out? If it cost extra I am toal fine by that (:

[@Braytonks3D]

@@IronTrainStudio Actually the product comes with the .sbs and .sbsar and has 5 inputs exposed so you can swap the tv images out yourself :)

[@Braytonks3D]

@@IronTrainStudio The inputs would show up in like, Substance Painter, for example. and it will automatically make them Black and White and have a scanline / pixel effect like the images im currently using

[@IronTrainStudio]

@@Braytonks3D Oh okay that perfect thanks. I am planing on buy it later on in this month (: When I have $$ agien. I'm been thinking about maybe learning Substance Designer. but it seen a littel hard, how is it? Is it okay easy to learn?