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Re: [Finished] Persian Guard
Hey thanks @drvoseca995 Here is the lighting, its mainly one big spotlight, mimicking the midday sun, with a few others to support and balancing the overall lighting, lighting is all about cheating :sweat_smile: I moved the lighting around per render to get things optimally lit The environment piece uses an alpha yes, I… -
Re: Sebulba's Podracer UDK
@carlobarley: Yer of course I will give you a brief run down now but when I have finished with the project I will do a proper right up cause there are a lot of tips tricks and hints that I want to share with everyone, plus a few people have been asking for a break down. I Baked an AO and Normal from the high poly in max as… -
Re: [WIP] [UE4] Forest Scene
Week 3 Landscape textures and Flowers Ground Material - Substance Designer Dry Dusty Dirt - Substance Designer Grass Material - Substance Designer Test Landscape -
Re: baking texture SubstanceDesigner
Hey Decorix, you don't need to actually bake the texture, this would be the wrong term. Just export/save it. Exporting textures can be done in two ways in Substance Designer: 1. Click on the small Gear-icon in the Graph-Toolbar and choose to export the outputs. or 2. Right-Click the graph-name in your Substance package and… -
Seamless material
Hi guys, I am a beginner of Substance Designer. I am trying to apply a substance material from Substance Source to my clay pot mesh. From the preview, the seam is visible. Does anyone know how to make it seamless? Thanks, -
Lemaire Romain - SubstanceBook
Hey guys, long time lurker here so i want this year to be a little different. I'm creating this post to share my work on substance designer. I'm planning to drop at least one substance per month but we will see if i have the time and the motivation for it , hope this post help ^^. First quick doodle, I found the reference… -
Re: HRONE ROOM - Void Command - Wall Graves
Getting the textures dialed in, then I start destroying. I am having a blast in substance Designer. the Mylar on the pillars is all done in substance. I will post the substances tomorrow. -
Re: Basics of basics: what are the advantages of procedural texturing, simply put?
Forgetting the procedural aspect, having it as a simple exporter can save a ton of time. For instance in photoshop you may have stacks of layers that blend different bakes together, but when you tweak something you have to go and re-save any of your changed maps, but with substance you can specify your outputs, pack maps… -
Re: Basic texturing tutorials
You will probably want to look at texturing a 3d model with PBR textures, using either substance painter which i highly recommend or quixel suite (which i haven't used fully) . Substance painter is great because you can paint directly on to your 3d mesh, making it very precise and fun to use. You build up all three maps in… -
Re: [WIP] Tree Trunk, PBR learning
Good idea, Robin, to make the mossy version thicker :) I forgot how possiblities rise with tesselation turned on. I haven't used the Substance Designer yet, though I definitely want to learn it sooner or later. In many cases it would provide me with much better performance than creating textures in shaders, because it's…
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