Substance designer tutorial

A couple of people were asking how I made my broken concrete substance, so here's a mini tutorial on how to put together everything you need to make something similar. It's a highly procedural way to create damage for any kind of material that would chip and break off into smaller chunks. Better late than never! Hope you enjoy. Images are all rendered in Designer.

Vincent Dérozier released the first part of the Substance Designer introduction, where the users can find node recipes.

Hello all! I just finished up Carpet Material Generator with built-in color and patterns. 100% made with Substance Designer.

A breakdown for this substance has been requested several times, so here it is! I will be going over how I approached the reference, the nodes I've used and an indepth breakdown of how I created the different parts in Substance Designer. The PDF can be downloaded for free here: https://gum.co/Lrsia

Dylan Salvalaio walks us through the Stylized Bonfire and Flowing Lava materials he made with Substance Designer. Read through to learn his process all the way from planning to presenting the final render and his tips and tricks on maintaining the stylized look in a procedural package.

By Clark Coots Varied Edge Detect Often when creating Cracks or Grout patterns Edge Detect is used but gives constant thickness to all edges. With this method you can control the thickness of the e…

Does anyone know where to find info on baking models in Substance Designer using UDIMs?

Tutorial link: https://substance3d.adobe.com/tutorials/courses/Tree-Barks-with-Nikola-Damjanov/youtube-DXX1fqcrVrk Join me in this extensive series for Substance Academy, where we highlight three different methods to create Tree Bark materials using Adobe Substance and other tools. You'll learn how to create tree bark from a single image with Substance Alchemist and how to create and use a custom filter for that. You'll learn how to bake a photogrammetry mesh down to textures, along with two…

Charly Vanlaere talked about getting started with Substance Designer and the production of Gothic Ornament.

Shuchang Wang shares the workflow behind the scene inspired by Hayao Miyazaki, breaks down the colorwork, and talks about the importance of feeling the painting.