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1. Re: Gap at seams

   

   Reply by poopipe · Nov 2017 · Home› Adobe Substance

   You can use a curve node on the result of the distance node to change the profile of the bevel. The new flood fill nodes might give you a bit more control than distance as you can get scale dependent gradients. 

2. Gap at seams

   

   

   Topic by bitinn · Nov 2017 · Home› Adobe Substance

   Hi, I am trying to generate a seam from a given input, the seam should look something like seams on a leather furniture (see below). I believe I simply need a multi-stop gradient to create a straight seam fragment. Problem is, I want the seam fragment to follow an input map. Eg. my seam could be circular or curved, and my…

3. Re: Gap at seams

   

   

   Reply by bitinn · Nov 2017 · Home› Adobe Substance

   For what it's worth, this is what I have so far, another procedural seam, giving feeling a "gap". Using a inverted Distance node on the input map (edge detected ID map).