Creating Sole Patterns for Footwear with Anchor Points in Substance 3D Painter | Adobe Substance 3D

In this video we'll show you some advanced techniques in Substance 3D Painter to create sole patterns for footwear in a smart and efficient way, using Anchor points.
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Creating Sole Patterns for Footwear with Anchor Points in Substance 3D Painter | Adobe Substance 3D
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[@staticbuilds7613]

This is a very useful tool and great way to show it. Never knew about the anchor point before and can't wait to use it. This video was a lot of help explaining how to use it and how it works

[@Klaudius_yt]

Thank you )

[@lis1785]

Thanks you help me now ))👍👍

[@b3d3d]

cool

[@user-fu9ry3cm2y]

Thanks for the amazing tutorial! It's really helpful for my work :)
Just curious, at 8:27, why don't you directly change the base color of Pattern Layer rather than making anchor point?

[@Substance3D]

Because the mask for the height has a sloping gradient, so it looks beveled, while the mask for the color should be hard and sharp. You just get more control this way.

[@markelliot2994]

what resolution or size do you need to make to use your own pattern? Could you show how to make your own pattern? what file format should the pattern be? I created my own pattern in Photoshop, but when I scaled it up it looked all jaggy...thanks

[@codes8300]

It will look jaggy no matter what u do as it also accounts for the aliasing of your pattern, in other words, it's raster-based graphics at export, Unless they were able to support Vector Graphics and can use SVG files like in Adobe Illustrator. you just need to add a blur filter. But of course, higher resolution is better 2k or 4k should be enough for games.

[@markelliot2994]

@@codes8300 Awesome...thanks for taking time to help and keep up the great work! ty

[@PrefoX]

1 stupid question, you use tesselation for that model to an extrem, where else would that be used? not in games, not in movies. I don't get what it is good for...

[@HanSolocambo]

it is good for a tutorial.

[@musashidanmcgrath]

Displacement maps are very common in film assets.

[@user-ig5gy4dq2f]

how can i chat whit you?

[@Substance3D]

Hi there! Please select the chat support button in the lower-right corner of this page: adobe.ly/3M98Fwc Our experts will be able to help you out most efficiently. ^Rohan