Create Detailed Tile Trim Textures in Adobe Substance Designer w/ Javier Perez | Part 1: Stone/Brick

Learn how to create detailed sci-fi metal tile trim textures in Adobe Substance Designer with Senior Material Artist Javier Perez!
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[@harrysanders818]

That tip with downsampling the Slope Blur node to get more medium frequency destruction is pure gold! Overall very educational. Thanks a lot.

[@janvisagie231]

I absolutely love these videos. Wish they were put in a Playlist for ease of viewing, *wink, wink, nudge, nudge*

[@henry-yu2ju]

This channel is low-key good and not really promoted a lot. I would say have this advertised a bit in communities

[@adamplechaty]

Great work NVIDIA Studio, much appreciated!

[@roughgerold]

Thank you Javier and Nvidia for supporting us with this valuable and well executed tutorial. Much appreciated!

[@this-is-gamedev]

The most valuable Substance Designer resource out there! Thanks Javier!

[@AroTheOcto]

holy cow, this is actually so helpful.

[@DonEsteban3D]

I love your tutorials

[@misterralexander]

gracias

[@dongmingtan2897]

nice

[@danielebisanti8087]

Hey, amazing video. Where can I find the tutorial where you make the cracks for the bricks? I'm really interested in learning more about how to create trim sheets in designer, is such powerful software, I use to make all these details in Zbrush, but having your way is way more efficient, although you need to know how to achieve that quality of details. Another question, once you finish your trim sheets, do you import it in substance painter for the texture part? If so how do you do it? Do you just import the output maps from designer?

[@harrysanders818]

4:27 - you can go to the node that repeats and under "Tiling Mode" Set it to "Absolute" -> "No Tiling", no need to work around the bleed when disabling the tiling

[@lennardhartog5767]

he moved it onpurpose to make sure the bevel goes through which he said aswell

[@ShugoCharaXion]

Did you know how i can import to 3Dsmax ? asl material is allways look flat to me but idk how to do or did i just need to put it on a plane on Substance Painter?

[@ElPincheTurro]

21:12 Why is this feature not part of the transform 2D node by default!!!??? Thanks for the tip!

[@akinmaya]

Is this method called Ultimate Trim?

[@omri1324]

That is one slow computer.