MattyWS's Substances
polycounter lvl 11
Hello everyone! So the other day I splashed out and got Substance Designer and I've had a couple of evenings to really play with it,I thought I'd start off by making a sand texture as I found myself recently attempting to make beach textures (poorly). So here's my first substance texture. Critique obviously welcome. 
Will start with the graph, the lower left chunk is a switch node for 7 different variations so what you're seeing is just one.
Will start with the graph, the lower left chunk is a switch node for 7 different variations so what you're seeing is just one.
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Anyway I like it, it looks like sand I just thought it could use some variation in color so I typed on the image exactly what I thought it could use.
Basically some variation helps, do what you think works best for your designs.
Keep making more stuff like this and perhaps if your up to it share it so once I get into sub/d/p I can learn quick enough to both start helping others and progress in my learning, anyway thanks again for sharing.
I've been trieing to do that for a while and havn't foud anything that performed this well :O
I played with 1 of the textures for the hell of it to see what can be done quickly and photoshops Auto corrections really surprised me, I used that image as an overlay as a saturation to get this look the other bits I did I included in the image.
Hope it helps i don't know how to replicate these settings in sub d/p hopefully you can.
Was working more on the sand texture again today and I'm coming up with some realistic looking albedo! Will show off tomorrow at lunch.
Update on the sand. You can't really see but there is a slight specular on the odd grain here and there.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/lNP5o