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1. Re: (SOLVED) Question about integer1 (dropdown) parameter in Substance Designer

   

   Reply by Zack Maxwell · Apr 2018 · Home› Adobe Substance

   For something like that, normally you'd just use a multi switch node and plug in the various color nodes inside the normal graph.

2. Re: (SOLVED) Question about integer1 (dropdown) parameter in Substance Designer

   

   Reply by Obscura · Apr 2018 · Home› Adobe Substance

   Thank you very much, this indeed worked. Didn't know about the multi switch node before. This also answers my question about the font thing.

3. Re: (SOLVED) Question about integer1 (dropdown) parameter in Substance Designer

   

   Reply by Obscura · Apr 2018 · Home› Adobe Substance

   Little update, the multi switch kinda works for selecting font too but I need a bunch of text nodes. Thanks again, I think this was exactly what I was looking for.

4. Re: (SOLVED) Question about integer1 (dropdown) parameter in Substance Designer

   

   Reply by poopipe · Apr 2018 · Home› Adobe Substance

   Your best bet for something you need to be very precise is to emulate the supplied reflectance node which isn't far off what you're doing there. For anything that isn't maths based then multi switch at the graph level is a lot easier WRT strings. Any real support was basically missing last time I checked - I'm not sure…

5. (SOLVED) Question about integer1 (dropdown) parameter in Substance Designer

   

   

   Topic by Obscura · Apr 2018 · Home› Adobe Substance

   Hello. I'm trying to make a dropdown list parameter, very much like an enumeration, and the only way I have found to get it working, is a bunch of branches. Is this how people normally do it? As a bit of explanation, user selects the item from the dropdown, and it switches between different colors. I also have a second…