Substance Designer - Leather Material

[@alejmc]

Thanks a lot Mr. After all the goodness you have shown in the forums, it's finally really nice to see those nodes happening in action : )

[@jamesblackwell8264]

Fantastic tutorial. Just great! Thank you for going through the process, it was not a chore to get working at all!

[@patrickscoggin2517]

worked though the tutorial today... great results...and very helpful for learning designer...thank you for your contribution to our little corner of the world.

[@jaredhaley1059]

Awesome Tutorial, great explanations as you go along. Cheers for sharing!

[@cherrycoke8658]

pretty nice texture. the result is awesome realistic. thank you very much for the tutorial

[@issacdhan]

Those who are looking for work around regarding edge detect. Follow this > From Starting till Bevel . 1.Use Cells 4 (Distance & Distort 50 or as you wish to control shell size) + Dirt6 2.Add Output to Directional Wrap (Intensity 50-55) 3.Add Output to Edge Detect (Edge Width 1, Edge Roundness 0 ) 4.Add Output to Blur HQ Grayscale (Intensity .06) + Blur (Intensity .2) 5. Add Output to Blend . foreground> Blur HQ Grayscale / Background> Blur Mode (Multiply) 6. Add Output to Bevel >Distance ( -0.02 or -0.03 ) GOT IT.

[@devesh6441]

i can only see til DIRT5... where dirt6 at?

[@gelbuilding]

Excellent TuT, very much apreciated

[@Roozy_Persepolis]

Hi Hugo, I will beg you if you can please please show how you made the leaves that you have on your portfolio made in Substance Designer ("Procedural leaves - Substance Designer")please. I am an amateur environment artist and I will be very grateful if you make a video covering more and more SD tutorials. You are a brilliant artist. Thanks

[@davidsandberg5217]

Thanks for doing this! I enjoyed it and learned a lot...

[@asiawilk]

great tutorial thank you!

[@kjetilmyhren358]

Thank you so much for sharing! I really learned a lot from this, as I followed along here :D

[@BrendonBengtson]

Thanks a ton for putting this together man. I'm much more of a color painter than a node texturer and this helps. :) Look forward to more.

[@hugobeyer]

Thanks man, if you have any ideas on what you would like to see, I'm open for ideas.

[@BrendonBengtson]

Hugo Beyer Oh man, awesome! Would love to see something like this for the cobblestone you did too :) I'm going to wrack my brain to see if I can come up with a good challenge for you.

[@Denis3D]

Great stuff. Can't w8 to see more :)

[@damiankijowski5374]

Finally, tutorial. Damn :D good job Hugo, keep goin'!

[@Kiyamlol]

are these seamless? this looks awesome

[@amerigobiscotti5204]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I'm having some problem finding the "non-uniform-blur-grayscale", I can't find it on my Libray. Anyone having the same issue? I'm using SD 5.5.1

[@FredDoes3D]

hi Hugo, thanks for explaining your technique here. very informative and great result! just subscribed to your channel in case you drop more knowledge on us ;)

[@hugobeyer]

A lot people asked for a fix, and Nicolas from Allegorithmic fixed the edge detect on the 5.1 version! :) Just wanted everyone to know.

[@neozerocool]

+Hugo Beyer do you know the parameters for the new edge detect?

[@neozerocool]

+Jonathan Ducrocq no i already found out the parameter thx

[@parkersong4102]

hi，can you tell my what the parameter is?thx

[@Xsk84lifeX]

Thanks!

[@jameswhatling3390]

Hey I'm surprised that 1886 didn't use Substance - did you folks use quixel or something else?

[@hugobeyer]

We did not, we used Zbrush and our own composite system.

[@jameswhatling3390]

Interesting thanks

[@gimlitheone]

I was wondering... I watched one of the webinar video's from Allegorithmics YT channel, and the tutor was saying a lot of artists are not basing their albedo on real measured values. I was surprised your leather turned out so well, because the albedo was pretty dark to me. So my question is: are you familiar with the '30/50 to 240 range' of PBR albedo color usage, and did you use it in this material?

[@hugobeyer]

***** Well, I did not, I went by eye. But the more you do PBR materials you end up getting used to colors and what's necessary. Really good question tho.

[@gimlitheone]

Thanks!

[@mirkomenna6392]

can you post the file please?

[@blacknight790]

Can anyone help me? I followed all the steps until I got to bevel, when I did the bevel all I got was white, anyone know how to fix this?

[@o0kim]

+blacknight 771 Have you tried lowering the distance option? :)

[@Drowshall]

So I don't know what I've missed/done wrong but I couldn't match at the bevel stage, this is what the node gave me, i.imgur.com/MYD1U0t.jpg

[@gelbuilding]

I have been trying for years now to make a irregular square stone wall texture. If you could show us how to achive this texture would be gratly appreciated. Please see this post for image of what im trying to do. www.polycount.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=27234&d=1426568856

[@adriankostka4121]

Hey Hugo, Very nice tutorial! I saw a lot of texture work on polycount and artstation from you, your textures are looking just amazing. I'm wondering if you could do a nice substnace wood tutorial, i found a texture from The Order 1886 which looks really cool and i'm asking myself for a few days how to realize some of this effect. Looking forward to see more tutorials from you, best wishes, adik i57.tinypic.com/111j86s.jpg