Substance Designer Tutorial #6 - Tiles Floor Material

[@jcyirmeyah2728]

Oh yeah!! You have a new mic in this news videos!!! NIIIIICEEE your channel is pure gold for learing procedural textures!!!

[@Kalyson]

Thanks :D

[@nyaw8457]

Brilliant! We can hear you perfectly now :D I really really love your channel, I follow you since that stylized birck video you did few months ago. You should definetively have more recognision ;( I don't know if you would want (or know how to!) to do a basic scene and apply those materials on UE4, and how you set them up in the shadder, or some advice you could give to all the artists. Would be amazing to have a tiny scene so you can showcase your work, and how would you use it. Thanks for all the content, it's really inspiring and I feel it really satisfying to watch :P

[@mohammaddh8655]

awesome

[@TakisAndArizonaTea]

Hello! I have just started learning designer for school and I am confused about your start up graph. What is the node you have connected to the normal map and the ambient occlusion in the beginning? I really enjoy your videos, I was following along with your distressed tiles but got a little lost. Hoping for a speedy reply thanks and keep up the good work!

[@Kirkachop]

When you start designer, setup your new substance graph with the Metallic/Roughness template to have those nodes created, like he has in the video :)

[@КириллЧарышников-ч9у]

Cool tutorial man!

[@UltimateArtist]

thnx dude ! i realy like it

[@Kalyson]

Thank you

[@TaylorMouse]

3 Things: 1. I love your tutorials 2. How do you make the rotating sphere as a presentation? 3. The sand or ground is nearly the same color as the stones, how can you make them a complete different color ? Thanks again! T.

[@MontaFeydi17]

Awsome !!

[@mrprajapati5306]

Hello sir how to substance designer tile different small-large size till, like I want 1800*1200 mm and 800*600 mm 200*400 mm size? plz, help about this. I want you for WebGL in 3d interior project different size of till in one mesh

[@idpersonal689]

"12:00" ㅇㄷ

[@AtoomikDzn]

Hello, i think the tutorial is a bit unprecise on a lot of things. You don't talk about your startup file, you identify nodes with words like "And you connect it to this". It's making it hard to follow :/