Making a Worn Rusty Metal Container with Peeling Paint PBR Material in Substance Designer - Tutorial

In this Tutorial we will be making a worn rusty metal container with peeling paint PBR Material/Texture in Substance Designer. Hope you like it!
Video playback speed at 0.25 = realitime.
As always you can find the 1k res textures at vfx-world.com/
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Music by:
Slow Sneak Up - Godmode (KZbin Studio)
Talkline Nr. 7 - musicfox.com/
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[@bhaskarmaity2890]

That's super cool. Please make more.

[@debe3D]

Thank you very much! Sure, I am working on more and a new one will be coming soon!

[@holy1geb464]

Excellent tutorial, thank you so much!

[@debe3D]

You are welcome, glad you like it!

[@sarahisstrange]

how do you set up the initial nodes at the start at 0:19 (right hand side)? i'm a beginner and not so sure how to do this :/

[@debe3D]

Hey. Just spawn a "Base Material" node, enable "Normal", "Ambient Occlusion" and "Height" within the nodes properties, spawn a "Normal" node, connect it's output to the "Material Base" normal input, then spawn an "Ambient Occlusion" node, connect it's output to the "Material Base" AO input, after that, spawn a "Invert Grayscale" node and set Invert to false in it's properties, now connect the "Invert Grayscale" output to the Inputs on the "Normal" and "Ambient Occlusion". After that, connect the "Invert Grayscale" Output to the "Material Base" Height input. The Invert Grayscale node is not really necessary, I am just using it, to have only one Input for my different channels at the beginning. Don't forgot to set the Invert to false on that node, otherwise your height informations will be inverted. Hope that helps!

[@neltran15]

great tutorial if it wasnt for the gradiant maps ^^

[@debe3D]

Thanks! But what do you mean?

[@neltran15]

@@debe3D just that I am not good with gradient maps ^^‘

[@debe3D]

I'm sure you'll learnt it eventually!

[@hamidsalami7022]

Great I just wish it was a normal speed with a voice tutorial!

[@debe3D]

Hey Hamid, thank you very much! My timelapsed videos are with 400% speed on purpose, so if you set the video playback speed to 0.25% on youtube, you can watch it in realtime. But you are right and I am planning to do more videos where I explain stuff. I currently have one where I am explaining at least a bit, it's the Ice Floe material tutorial, it's rather a beginner tutorial though.

[@hamidsalami7022]

@@debe3D Hi. I see. Thanks. wow new tutorials?! that would be great. I'm so excited for your tutorials I really want to learn how to create different modern woods for the furniture like solid teak oak veneer ...

[@debe3D]

I think making a new wood would be a good idea!

[@hamidsalami7022]

@@debe3D 🙏