DRY CEMENT in Substance Designer - full tutorial - The Rocky Series material 1/5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- A complete step by step commented tutorial on how to make a dry concrete screed material, in less than 30 minutes. Quick and simple.
Base color and roughness included.
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thx so much for this tutorials.
For the initial set up he has a blend node connected to a normal and an ambient occlusion node, and he has those nodes plugged into their respective output nodes.
Everything is getting channeled through that first blend node
Thanks!
You tutorial is so details. However, I am a beginner so I can't get which are kind of output you used and how are they connect with each other, except the normal is purple. Thank you!
Thank you! In my newer tutorials I always take the time to show the outputs connections. For this one, there's the base color output, roughness, normal and ambient occlusion.
Bravo. Probably one of the best tutorials I've seen for designer.
Lovely! I love seeing how others approach building textures. Thanks for the ideas!
i really want to try this, but i have no idea what you already started off with
I used the Dete Setup node that you can get for free on Gumroad (link now in the description of the video)
@@danieljrgameart i registered and downloaded but there is no preview in "3D preview"
My cube is all shiny. I don't get it. U skip the beginning part. you have connected something to the rougness , and base color . I dont know what
Hi! I uploaded the whole grah here: ibb.co/Vw6zKFj You can download the picture and zoom on it, it will be easier to understand.
I don't get the beginning part, either.????
I think I'll just make a new concrete tutorial :)
Thank you very much for this tutorial! Everything is so essential and important, no empty talk! This is rare even for paid tutorials.
Oh thanks qwerty! One of the best comment on this channel!
If I want to make a new project, it's starting different than yours. I have the 6 'blocks' left and 6 next to it. But with different colors and I don't now how to start right now .. maybe its because I use 2019 substance but It would be great if u can explain how you did the beginning :)
Sure. I'm just using the Dete setup. It's from Daniel Thiger and you can find it for free on his Gumroad. It will help you understand the begining of the video.
Thank You for this great tutorial!!!
So clean for the tutorial,I really like to become a game designer same like you but never go to school to learn I just start to learn 6month ,do you think I can have chance to work for game company,and I am 33 years old.
I can certify that it is possible. If you're willing to move to another country to increase your chances, then it could be within your reach. You just have to be patient because learning the craft takes many years (easily 5 years).
Daniel's Game Art thank you for your reply ,I am in u.s,I will follow your class.if you got chance you can come in us, I will take care you.my city there are naughty dog ,riot blizzard here.
Salut, super video mais perso j'ai un probleme. Quand j'ajoute le blur HQ grayscale sur le BnW spots 2 le résultat sur la vue 3D est vraiment pas aussi cool, si je laisse l'opacité trop forte ça fait meme un effet super bizarre genre du moirage (je crois que c'est ça le nom), alors que sur la vue 2D ça a l'air bon. Quelqu'un aurait une idée ?
ça peut se jouer à un petit détail plus avant dans le graph. Sur ton blend node, tu as bien utilisé "multiply" en blending mode ? Pour ceux que ça intéresse, c'est autour de 15:00 que ça se passe. Et aussi, quel parent size pour le graph as-tu choisi ? _Dan
@@danieljrgameart Salut, merci beaucoup pour la réponse !
J'ai bien le blend en multiply, et les autres aussi devraient être bons, mais en général ça me fait ce genre de probleme dès que j'utilise un blur. Par exemple si je plug le blurHQGrayscale dans la normale et l'ao pour voir ça me donne ça (intensité 6)
gyazo.com/f1adb558f9efeeafabb235fb95fbde9f
Et du coup si je monte trop l'opacité du blend on commence à vraiment voir ces formes, et ça ne rend jamais vaiment les parties polish de celui de la video. Et tout est en 4096*4096 si c'était bien ça la question à priori. Dans cette image je mets l'opacité du blend à 1 pour bien voir ce que ça fait :
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Ma première impression porte sur la résolution et ton affichage. Essaie de travailler en 2K déjà et voir ce que ça donne. Personnellement je ne travaille jamais en 4096x4096 de base.
Ensuite il faut voir le réglage de tes projets. Quand tu crées un graph, choisis-tu 16 bits par channel dans le format ?
@@danieljrgameart Ah non je laissais relative to parent par défaut, et je pensais justement que prendre du 4k ça aiderait à avoir une meilleure résolution dans la vue 3D justement, j'suis bete. Je vais essayer ça sur un autre material, à moins qu'on puisse changer ça après coup pendant qu'on travail ?
More step by step please
How can i show the realism of "3D View" like you, i mean the height and normal
Hi Mostafa, it depends on the environment map that you use. Some give a better contrast to your image than others. Try the studio ones. You can also change the normal intensity in the normal map node. And you can add tesselation and displacement. I made a video on my channel specifically about that topic. Now it's a bit old, some things have changed with the latest version of SD. But it'll definitely help.
Daniel's Game Art a lot of thanks :)
Thank you I love step by step helps a lot
That's nice to read. I wish you a great journey with Substance Designer.
What happend if I have the parent size at the top toolbar at 256 ? Do I need to have it in 2048 like you?.
Thanks for the tut :D.
Hi. Not necessarily but I recommend you to have it at 1024 at least. I tried this material at a 1024 size and it's fine.
Ok, thanks!.
if your computer pulls and will not slow down during work with nodes, then you can put 2048px permission. The higher resolution, is better.
But it depends on the task.
Really nice tutorial, I was struggling to understand what the individual nodes did before but this really helped me to see what they were each doing. Thanks!
Thank you Nick. I'm glad to read that. If you want to see another material on my channel, feel free to ask.
Great tutorial,thank you.
I wonder why no one shows what will we do if we want to use this texture on any object like wall or floor in maya or another 3d softwares. The only things i see are marmoset toolbag rendered textures.. Can someone help me to find that kind of tutoials or tell basicly the workflow of this process.
Thank you! You're right, a complete workflow is rarely shown. This is something that I'll do in the near future : making a simple scene in Maya, creating the materials in Designer and then the texturing work in Designer or Painter and the rendering in a game engine. But right now this channel is 100% Substance Designer.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome!
great one daniel, keep it up!
Thank you Wisam! I'll keep the rythm :)
Very good tutorial!
Thanks for tutorial. looked at a few video and learned a lot and finally got some normal results, thanks
Hi! That's good. If you have any request for a future tutorial, feel free to ask!
hi, thanks for the tutorial! can you tell the song name on the background 2:29 ?
Sure, it must be the first track on the FAR CRY 3 album. The track is also called Far Cry 3.
@@danieljrgameart That is right, thanks. Happy new year btw!
Oh man, this looks awesome. I cant wait to get home and follow this tutorial! Thank you for this.
Finished it. Thanks a lot, learned a bunch of nice techniques! I'm excited for the rest of the series.
Very interesting to know that you finished it, based on the video. I'll make more! Episode 2 next monday :)
Thanks for the tutorial, keep up the good work!
Thank you, for your very nice Tutorials!
But for sure if it was not in fast forward mode, it would have been less than an Hour and not less than 30 mins.
Let's be honest!
Oh Okay I see what you mean. I say at the beginning "less than 30 minutes". That was the goal. Missed. But I didn't speed up the video 2X. More like 1.5 This gives me an idea though : make a tutorial in less than 20 minutes. Real time :)
thanks so much man, need this for college.
Salut Daniel, ce qui serait bien c'est de partir à zéro. Vraiment en ouvrant un graph vide pour moi c'était semi-clair, mais j'ai compris. Ça peut-être pas été le cas avec d'autres personnes. Aussi, si tu te sens plus à l'aise parler en français, je te suggère de parler en français, mais peut-être d'avertir tes auditeurs anglophones qui va avoir des sous-titre par exemple. Pour une note plus positive, la qualité de ton contenu est excellent! Continue!
Salut André, merci beaucoup. Pour l'anglais, ça ira de mieux en mieux, au fil des semaines, avec des mises en ligne plus régulières (j'aimerais faire une vidéo par semaine). L'idéal serait bien sûr de faire les vidéos dans les deux langues. Je l'ai déjà fait mais j'ai trouvé l'audience francophone trop peu présente. A refaire peut-être. Partir d'un graph vide ? Oui après tout, pourquoi pas. Ou alors je vous montrerai où j'ai pris ce graph de départ, ou comment le construire. A bientôt !
Thank you very much for your videos, very helpful in learning
Looks rather like cement!
Yes that's exactly it actually. A cement floor. I'll change the title accordingly, thanks.
Thank you so much for this tutorial but you were moving so fast it's hard to keep up....
You can change the play speed or hit pause more often :)
Awesome, thank you for tricks and tutorial)
Thanks A-Mod!
This is great and helpful stuff, keep up the Tutorials :D
Thanks Kevin, a new one is ready to launch this monday!
thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, !!! :D
:) You're welcome!
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