Roughness And Metallic Maps In Substance 3D Designer (Pt 17) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D

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Let's introduce the roughness and metallic map, two important maps that will really breathe life into our material. In this video we'll cover the PBR rules related to these two channels, and we'll make two simple maps to complete our fabric material.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:34 Roughness map rules and guidelines
01:03 Metallic map rules and guidelines
02:20 Building the metallic map
04:37 Building the roughness map
06:20 Understanding the Histogram
09:41 Activating raytracing in the 3D view
10:02 Fixing normal issues
10:32 Final adjustments
12:12 Recap
Credits:
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Roughness And Metallic Maps In Substance 3D Designer (Pt 17) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D
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[@Kreuzrippengewoelbe]

1:56 Happy to see that. Whoever came up with 'metalness maps are either black and white' didn't know what he was talking about anyways, because that's not how metals work in real life, since they're not 100% pure, perfect and in a vacuum. Great job!

[@EthanFilms]

Can you cover anisotropy in great detail? I have yet to see anyone make a chatoyant wood material using anisotropy, such an overlooked channel in 3d rendering! Yet so useful!

[@user-oi6bt9th8s]

I would like to see a tutorial which covers anisotropy as well! it would be nice!

[@louisemelin1129]

Noted :)

[@shadowmurlock282]

my material looks like tarp lol

[@louisemelin1129]

Try to tone down the folds and to "flatten" the weave a little by reducing its range with a histogram, then it's all about playing with the different parameters, roughness, metalness etc..

[@shadowmurlock282]

@louisemelin1129 yeah sorry, I spoke too soon right when I sent the comment you started covering the histogram node lol.