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Re: TextureLab - Web-based Substance Designer Alternative
I'd love to see SD alternative because IMO after all those years it's still amazingly inconvenient and artist unfriendly in every part of it but unfortunately from what I see that texturelab needs a lot yet to be just on same level with SD. For example SD transform node gizmo is tremendously inconvenient and here we have… -
Re: TextureLab - Web-based Substance Designer Alternative
Hi. I made an account and took a very quick look. I would need further testing but I can already tell you a few things. I use chrome but I got 2 loading errors on the first 2 pages I visited. Not sure if this could be something with my connection or something else though. Anyways, I use Substance Designer very regularly,… -
Re: TextureLab - Web-based Substance Designer Alternative
Hey thanks for the feedback. I really do need to focus a bit more on polishing the ux of the editor. Are there any other nodes you use frequently? -
Re: TextureLab - Web-based Substance Designer Alternative
I use tile sampler, blur, slope blur, directional warp, and edge detect together with flood fill very often, but there is more. I checked out the splat node in your implementation, which could be the equivalent of tile sampler, but it only has a "count" parameter. -
TextureLab - Web-based Substance Designer Alternative
Hey guys. I've made a node-based texture generation tool similar to Substance Designer. It's called TextureLab. I made it web-based because I wanted it to be easily accessible and I wanted to promote sharing and build a community around it. It's far from being complete, but the prototype works well enough for you to be… -
Re: TextureLab - Web-based Substance Designer Alternative
Ok, noted. Do you think I should keep it a web-based tool or should I make it a standalone application?
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