Welding Seam | Designer Quick Tip #17 | Adobe Substance 3D

[@TheSatzy6699]

Love these quick tip video formats

[@williamlacrosse9389]

Thx for sharing. Please a tut on how to texture an asset in designer with udim.

[@aalexrdrz]

Hello, I have done all the steps of the weld and when I use it in painter I get prints of the weld instead of controlling it to my liking, thanks in advance

[@TheMacDeth]

Can you show something with Input node that will use existing curvature?

[@bluejello000]

How long before an AI tool comes along and achieves all this from a single sentence prompt in half a second?

[@elissitdesign]

No kidding.

[@southpaw9041]

Unless the AI can interpret my thoughts and read my mind, I'd rather use a sequence of predictive interactive nodes to form my designs. Not only that but designer can help you come up with designs you didn't even know you wanted yet are cohesive for whatever project you are working on, and allow you to control the look exactly how you need it. For professional work you would need far more than a single sentence prompt

[@keelfly]

Real Tip: Instead of wasting your time doing this, you could have done the same thing directly in Painter by editing the brush spacing and position jitter of the brush painting on the mask of a Fill layer...

[@bartoszdobija2069]

I think it's meant to show how you do something like that so you can have more control over the result or build something similar

[@Mish0Picka]

It seems you gave not understood the point of this at all. By creating this in designer and exposing parameters and then exporting for substance you have full control over your material in painter, meaning you can adjust it after painting if you want a different result. Your method requires you to repaint it and experiment every time you want something difference. This is what makes designer + painter synergy so powerfull.

[@keelfly]

@@Mish0Picka It seems you do not know how Painter brush works at all. :D

[@keelfly]

@@bartoszdobija2069 you have more control with the brush, there are a lot more options.

[@Mish0Picka]

@@keelfly Again, you show your inexperience but whatever.. stick to what youbare doing but don't fool others.