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Re: Are people actually use Substance Designer for a job?
The main issue with Designer it's monstrously inconvenient in its default state and you have to re-do almost everything to be actually useful. You have to master FX -node because it's almost only way to do scale independent anything . Where you could code scale features independent of non-square factor of your textures .… -
Re: Are people actually use Substance Designer for a job?
BagelHero . I am referring to "custom mask blend" and its "use height information" option which works with the heights kind of wrong. It produces sadden height ridges when you paint manually. Same with the clone tool which is no surprise since it works same way in clone and auto tile nodes in Substance Designer too. But I… -
Re: Are people actually use Substance Designer for a job?
I disagree, the vast majority of Designer users don't need the FX or PP node. And most people don't need to obsess over single pixels here and there (and if you for some reason very much need to, then I agree that Designer isn't the right tool. I see very little point in using Designer, or Painter if you're making pixel… -
Re: Are people actually use Substance Designer for a job?
For your blurring issue, you can set your fill layer filtering in Painter. By default it's using bilinear filtering, but you can set it to a sharp bilinear that will preserve details a bit more, or nearest to make sure you don't get any resampling, but you may get some really sharp texels popping out. Also make sure you… -
Re: Are people actually use Substance Designer for a job?
Yeah, i see it in advertisements but got kind of different impression from my experience. People have a super cool substances on their web pages , and looking like really master the soft . Then they come to actual work and nobody really use it. While do use Painter.For doing tileable textures too. For quick compositing…
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