Procedural Shape Design In Substance 3D Designer (Pt 7) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D

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This video will be all about shape creation and manipulation. Being able to make custom shapes procedurally is key in Substance Designer. This episode will introduce you to two important families of nodes: the warps, and the splines.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:00 Creating a subgraph
02:34 Making random ornaments using warps
07:23 Making specific ornaments using splines
12:50 Creating a stylized rose
15:15 Assembling the flower and the leaves
17:55 Recap
Credits:
Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK, CC BY 2.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
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This comprehensive course equips you with the essential skills to dive into Adobe Substance 3D Designer confidently. Beginning with the basics, we'll guide you through the interface, core concepts, and typical workflows. With this base laid out, you'll be able to make your first steps in Substance 3D Designer: creating a new project, adding and connecting nodes, and previewing them in real time. We will then begin the creation of a fabric material from scratch: starting from a thread, then weaving it, and finally embroidering procedural ornaments on it. At this point you will start to feel comfortable with Designer node-based workflow, so we'll push things further by introducing hard-surface techniques to create gemstones and sequins. With the height done, it will be time to add color and roughness information, but also translucency and displacement. Finally, you will learn how to make your material fully dynamic by exposing its parameters, and how to export and reuse it in different software.
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Procedural Shape Design In Substance 3D Designer (Pt 7) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D
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[@babyitsnatural]

I love what she said about Harmony, Chaos, and Order at around 5:03. Really important concept that I hadn't really considered much as a wannabe artist ;)

[@andrade3d673]

Parabéns pelo tutorial, que Deus te abençoe sempre

[@mrdixioner]

At the moment, working with splines in the Designer is very inconvenient and it is a very labor-intensive process. It is much easier and faster to make an image in any vector editor, load it into the Designer and convert it into splines. Thank you very much for the video!!!

[@louisemelin1129]

True, if you just want a static shape a simple svg is enough! I would say splines really shine when you start using their height and thickness properties, this is so powerful when you want to make overlapping shapes, scatter elements along them etc. But like everywhere: work smarter, not harder! the easiest solution for you is often the best :)

[@Kampotscity]

When I connect to the blend it shows a red connection and nothing works. Can you tell me why? Thank you 15:25

[@louisemelin1129]

It means you're trying to blend color and greyscale, make sure everything is in greyscale! (Check the project file if you don't know which step you missed)

[@Kampotscity]

@@louisemelin1129 Thank you, I added a Color node instead of Grayscale node 🙃

[@Andrew_Nekrasov]

Why did the node spline (poly quadratic) after connecting to the scatter node, begin to be displayed as a line? At the very end of the video you can see that the node spline (poly quadratic) are now displayed normally, at least in miniature, but I don’t have