What is Substance 3D Designer? (Pt 1) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D

[@Substance3D]

Learn more about Adobe Substance 3D: adobe.ly/3xS9Sp

[@pmlstk]

whoooooo !! best Adobe instructor 🎉🎊

[@olgatheofhilou9821]

I was searching for tutorials to create fabrics materials in Substance. So ....Thank you!!! I can't wait to get started ❤

[@bakarcg]

This is great! Good work team Adobe/Substance :)

[@Substance3D]

Glad to hear! Have fun learning :)

[@StyleAndTrendy]

The best thing is the shortest explanations, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lijian1834]

This tutorial is easy to understand .The instructor is great! !!❤❤❤

[@CanErduman]

Oh. Really well made mini tutorial! On point. ❤️

[@facu_eze_peralta]

I was looking to learn Designer! thank you guys! ♥

[@kagan8579]

So Day 1 with only this?

[@liquidscorpion4217]

Solidworks can you also adjust those parameters you mention?

[@FatikDev]

do you think unreal engine 5 texture graph will be competition with substance designer ?

[@louisemelin1129]

They both serve different purposes and can be used in combination! The strength of Substance Designer is that it can be dynamically integrated outside of Substance - other DCCs, game engines, etc.

[@michael_marsden]

I've played around a little with UE5's Texture Graph and it's not close to SD's capabilities. It'll be interesting to see how it develops or if Epic abandons it.

[@FatikDev]

@@louisemelin1129 texture graph is a new feature in ue5.4 it's allow you to create a material like SD

[@KamalVikhram]

can someone say what is the difference between sampler and designer

[@louisemelin1129]

Sampler is a more basic and beginner friendly app, you can do things much faster there but it's going to be more generic since it's all based on pre-made filters. Sampler's focus is also more on digitalization, converting images to 3D materials or doing photogrammetry. Designer on the other hand is more advanced and versatile, you can achieve pretty much anything in it but it takes a bit more time to setup things.

[@KamalVikhram]

@@louisemelin1129 thank you for the clear explanation.

[@rifat.ahammed]

Going On

[@Shiva4D]

Substance Designer its a very slow image processor from Aligorithmics. And its kill a REAL PROCEDURAL 3D TEXTURE GENERATOR - DARK TREE!

[@stevenmonster]

I am unsure what you are trying to say, but if there is an alternative to substance designer I would like to know more.

[@Shiva4D]

@@stevenmonster Sorry, my english its terrible. About 10 years ago I had experience to work with Dark Tree and its revollutional. No UV, no bitmaps, no megabytes of data, no texture stretches and... just realize - Infinite (!!!) detalization. Like a vector graphics or fractals - you can zoom in down to atomic level and still got details. And if it not enough - I used it with experemental VRay plugin what generate procedural meshes on render time with no rab usage and billions of triangles with use of 3d textures (its like a VDB mesher). And With real 3D complex textures (not just a Cloud Noise, its was so complex so its looks more like super dence alien structures in volume! With real geometry. And its all worked on 2 core intel and 3 gb ram and no GPU at all. ...and all it was flushed in toiled and replaced with stupid photoshop on gpu.