Snow (2/2) | Outputs | Beginner Substance Designer Tutorial

[@wesleybarreira9449]

this is the best KZbin Substance designer channel, know that your work is essential for people who do not have access to quality courses, as it is my case that I live in a third world country

[@GetLearnt]

Thank you for your support, Wesley! I'm happy to be able to help out where I can. I'm always trying to improve and help you out along the way. Keep at it, and always feel free to link me your works when you're done. Id love to see what you have accomplished! :)

[@L17돌멩이]

Thank you!! Your tutorial is always clear and neat and the results are great. I think you're the best teacher.

[@GetLearnt]

So happy to help! Thank you for checking it out, always a pleasure. :)

[@jordanguibert596]

Thank you very much for these two well explained and detailed tutorials. This served me for my school project and it is a pleasure to have tutorials of a quality like this one for free and in addition with a bit of humor. +1 subscriber.

[@GetLearnt]

That makes me very happy to hear, thanks for letting me know! Glad to have you on board, and I hope you'll be able to stand my bad attempts at humour going forward! :D

[@ImageDiller]

Спасибо большое, за такой подробный гайд по созданию материала, на данный момент я только изучаю Substance Designer и Вы очень сильно помогли!

[@GetLearnt]

Рад помочь! Спасибо за просмотр. :)

[@ImageDiller]

@@GetLearnt Я бы ещё хотел уточнить, Вы не будете против, если я использую данный материал в своем проекте?

[@GetLearnt]

@@ImageDiller Приглашаем вас использовать это в своей работе, вы сделали это! :)

[@ImageDiller]

@@GetLearnt спасибо Вам огромное! :)

[@timverberne6494]

Thank you dude. This is a really awesome beginners tutorial, very clear and concise explanation and pacing. Quality and contentwise you're way up there with paid courses, maybe even better! Double thumbs up from me!

[@GetLearnt]

Thank you for the comment, Tim! It makes me super happy to hear you think so. I'm definitely trying to attain the status and prestige of a paid course, while also being free and accessible to all so that helps me feel as though I'm getting there. :D

[@luciomagno6195]

hey man, salutations from Brazil! please keep posting these tutorials they are my main guide to substace designer. you can maybe do an integration with the new substance alchemist!

[@GetLearnt]

Many thanks from Canada, Lucio! :D I'm looking into a lot of different things for the future, so definitely make sure to stick around!

[@alexhu5696]

Thank you so much !!! nice video!!!

[@GetLearnt]

Thanks Alex. :D

[@agentarachnid2009]

Could you do how to stop tiling from looking really obvious? Is there a method in Substance Designer?

[@GetLearnt]

I mean, there certainly isn't a button for it (as much as I wish there was!). Its all contextual to what you're tiling, whats the issue?

[@arikateno]

Is it too much to ask if you could do a rendering tutorial for the materials? I assume you use Marmoset or something like that, your renders look waay nicer than mine lol. Even if its just a very short one.

[@GetLearnt]

Not at all! I've been thinking about doing a video on it lately, now that Ive actually got more time. Let me play around with it for a few days, see what I come up with. :)

[@ThimoReumerman]

Awesome! Could you do a tutorial on wheel rims one day?

[@GetLearnt]

Thanks man. I actually have that down on my list of potential materials. Im hoping to get around to it one day, it's a very unique one!

[@ThimoReumerman]

@@GetLearnt Sweet, thanks!

[@tabib8418]

Beautiful job as always, m'dude! A tiny question. Is it possible to create human skin in substance designer?

[@GetLearnt]

Thanks Khrome! And absolutely. Can't say I know exactly a good way to do it myself, but it definitely is a capability. :)

[@Cloudy0w0]

You should do a tutorial on doing scales for like dinosaur skin and such, you know, with independently coloured scales, different sizes and all that stuff you see on lizards. would be very helpful.

[@GetLearnt]

Well I do already have a generic scales tutorial on my channel here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKrTi4B8Zq2Lm80. Hopefully this will give you enough insight to then change some parameters to fit what you're looking for! :)

[@julienjm9758]

Hello, How do you add this on unreal after ? pls

[@GetLearnt]

I believe Unreal will have a Substance Plugin which will allow you to plug in the .sbsar file with little setup. Otherwise, you can right-click on your graph in the Explorer tab and export outputs as bitmaps, which you can then later import into Unreal. :)

[@julienjm9758]

@@GetLearnt Yeah sure, but the fact is, there is no snow or rock 3D either when i choose the material imported to the landscape.

[@GetLearnt]

@@julienjm9758 I think I know what you are getting at. If you want to see more height information, you will need to use your height map to physically deform the mesh itself, which I am unsure whether you are able to do in Unreal itself or not. Another possibility is using a Parallax Occlusion Mapping shader on your terrain material which allows you to view the material like how we do in Substance Designer. That way is a little more tech-savvy and might be a little complex to set up on your own, but I am sure you can find a tutorial if you search "Unreal Parallax Occlusion Mapping". :)

[@julienjm9758]

@@GetLearnt Ok, and how did u render the material at the beginning of ur first video ?

[@GetLearnt]

@@julienjm9758 That was actually done in Blender 2.8. I wanted to test the new Eevee render engine, which was pretty cool.

[@Ajaxsuz]

10:54 :)))

[@GetLearnt]

We're done, shut it down. Production over. :D