Substance Designer Basic Cloth Material Tutorial

[@DavidB-rx3km]

Nice to see Howard Stern branching out into Substance material creation. Hoo-hoo.

[@RodrigoBadin]

Pete Sekula is the Bob Ross of material creation. =D

[@magedreamuhe3022]

How do I get instance parameters to appear. In the sharpen node it only shows up base and specific parameters.

[@emmaphillips2504]

thank you for this tutorial, but really would have loved just 30 secs more of understanding the last parts and how it all pieces together :)

[@Risky_Bizznis]

so im just now in need of the video and that's my same question because I don't know what those plug ins are at the end

[@otium8]

For those like me starting with SD...this is pure gold. Thank you so much for the extremely detailed explanation about the whole process!!

[@JuanGil221]

Super helpful!...but you also leave out so much on how you created and adjusted each node...

[@oliverhernandez6504]

I have a question. How do you rotate the second bevel when creating the weave? I just dont know how to do it

[@kalinapanteleeva6623]

Had the same issue, spent minutes staring at the screen (yes, 1st timer here as well) - i used the node Transformation 2D - worked wonders for all rotations.

[@Risky_Bizznis]

wait but how do you end it though

[@designworks7347]

make more advance MAT

[@Kinkoyaburi]

You're a very good teacher. The best I've found so far for SD. I like that you explain WHY you use that node specifically and what it is supposed to do for the overall project. Definitely am going to buy your full course when I have the money.

[@isaac4195]

I want to know how to end it. #crying

[@jeffsalman2235]

If anyone has any idea ... when I add the tile generator, I can't get each horizontal line to have a luminance variance from left to right. In other words, each line has the same luminance across the length of the line, not varied the way Pete has in the video. Any thoughts/suggestions would be great.

[@CHAXIC1]

I'd also like to know the answer to this?

[@CHAXIC1]

What I guessed that Peter did though in the tile generator was set 'Offset Random' to 1, set 'Offset Random Seed' to 1000, set 'Position Random' to 1, and then set 'Luminance Random' to 0.5.

[@jeffsalman2235]

Hi Steven, yes, I remember I got it working but it's been a while. But yes, from what I remember, you're right, I believe it had to do with adjusting the position random and the luminance random. So thumbs up on that!

[@MiguelGarcia-ly2mf]

Amazing Video... Thank you so much! Using it for support for my substance class!

[@SatellaSoft]

Very good, Congratulations! : D

[@lohnthom9353]

Excellent little tutorial. Great for someone who wants to jump in and poke around without starting with a marathon-length essentials class. One question that wasn't addressed in any of the comments: can anyone comment on how the height of the cat hair was managed? It was emphasized as being very important but there were no other details.

[@conorriley9822]

Just started out substance designer and had no clue what to do, but this tutorial was very easy for someone like me. Thanks!

[@juampasa]

Any update on more complex weaving ?? or some tutorial to look for?

[@KatySkarlet]

thank you for this amazing tutorial ! :D

[@sagarthapa3765]

Smart work bro. Keep it up.

[@jeankhan690]

Amazing! will be looking to sign up to your course! Ahh would love to see more on the albedo map even though its simple, its gold to a beginner! Is this file available for download and study?

[@annagreen2659]

Please, help! Unable to create random thread dyeing. All the previous nodes look like in the video, but this does not work. Everything is painted in stripes, photo on the link drive.google.com/file/d/1f8iAmZBWvzhgl5s6g3Bmn6w-lDFlgvwJ/view?usp=sharing

[@annagreen2659]

And the blend that unites Tile Generetor looks a little different - the distance between the stripes remains the same drive.google.com/file/d/1oYQ1avyG7CLw0pBSkg2vIuz1pvHCS4be/view?usp=sharing drive.google.com/file/d/1t-2YUA8Nb4eCfIgGI9J1qXJJZMr5GFN2/view?usp=sharing

[@annagreen2659]

Found it. These are nodes of different sizes.

[@marchik3d]

omg man. it is soooo useful. thank u very much for sharing this)

[@asiawilk]

Thanks this was really helpful!

[@eddu369]

thanks Pete. cloth texture complete:)

[@dotti.hegedus]

Thank you for the nice detailed tutorial, it was very useful!

[@wolfsch]

07:54

[@nicolaizafra9705]

Nice tutorial!

[@jeffsalman2235]

Amazing and thank you!

[@AndGz7]

Very cool tutorial

[@Stalker_Lom]

Great!

[@Vector-Game-Studio]

thank you!!