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ive stopped at the vector warp grayscale node, i have a black thumbnail when i plug the flood fill to random into the vector map input ..

Anyone had any problems with blending the two plank types at the very end? My masks don't blend together they have the same look

I have spent hours today searching for a tutorial that explained "Baking Color ID Maps in Maya." I found tutorials on baking every kind of map on Earth except the one I needed. If I did find a tutorial on baking Maps, it was for Vertex Maps. If it was for color ID Maps, then it was how to do it in Blender. In Painter. In Max. Or IMAX... or ROME! Anything and anywhere but MAYA!! Having now watched your tutorial, I realize that, in retrospect, I had actually come across other tutorials which explained the process in Maya - but the headline would be something like "Transfer Textures to Game Asset," which did nothing to inform me that it contained the information I was looking for. So... Thank You for a perfect headline & a clear, perfect tutorial!

So in case if anyone got issues like me (im working with udim texture). Managed to make it kinda work but sadly it exports only 1 texture. Not sure how to make it export more as well google was not really helpful. Had issues with baking as well due to sampling- duplicating/renaming source and then using otehr copy as target worked- if your model have 1 uV thats perfect. Sadly had to use subtance which took me a sec to make it work- merged whole model down, used udim option and then baked "by material color" as source while my whole model was merged to 1 object. Did changed meshes materials and colours before merging.

Thank you, but I have a question. It is very important to have an anisotropic map for embroidery. In the sampler add gradients for anisotropic, how to do it in the designer?

It's somewhat helpful and to improve the video labeling the cube in the outliner Cube Grey and Cube colour instead of 1 - 2 and name the lamberts would made the tutorial even more helpful. Also the 2 ways to make id maps should be in 2 videos, for clarity. Thanks

Great tutorial, thank you very much! On a side note, i've found that instead of using a directional warp node to offset wood pattern for each plank, it's better to use vector warp grayscale. Plug your wood grain into the input of the vector warp and use the flood fill to random color from the planks pattern as a vector map input. It offsets the texture by a great amount in the intensity range of 1, whereas directional warp's intensity needs to be cranked all the way up to like a 1000 to offset the texture by the same amount.

I started substance designer yesterday to create materials for panties. I was just looking for a tutorial on lace fabrics, so it was very helpful!

Very nice tutorial, easy to follow and well explained ! Thank you :)

hello, your video is great...I bought your textures for Substance Designer, I'm new to this software, I imported the texturer, it updated me but I can only see the underside of the parquet , I can't see the wooden slats...my question is...can we talk in private so that you can explain to me how to do it and have some information because I want to buy some other...thank you very much for your answer

What an amazing tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing!

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Is there a way to add a bit of padding to the ID map to prevent texture bleed?

спасибочки, было полезно

Thank you! the first method helped me a lot

This is fantastic! thank you for sharing this!

nice

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15:28 where is this rendered? what did you used to make holes to see through? is this opacity mal like you have it in subtance painter?

Thanks so much ! Exactly what i needed, clearly described.

Спасибо большое, очень коротко и по делу!

Amazing tutorial...😊I wanted to ask you - when I publish my material as sbsar file ...the base colour, roughness, metalness map seems to be misssing when I open it in clo3d. I am new to substance 3d, I really don't know what am I missing. Also what material type it should be saved in for fabrics...texture generator?

yes! substance designer is for designers!) great video! thanks!

Thanks.

yuppP! i started hating my self after watching this tutorial hahaha this is way better than my method in photoshop using laso tool 🤣🤣

THANKS! You help me a lot

Baking ID maps inside of Maya is far better, in my humble opinion. I did not know you could do that, thank you.

Oh!! Thanks for that video BTW Love from India

what if it has multiple udims ?i tried bnut it only genereated for one udim

thnk u. finally understood this .

Wonderful 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

Wonderful 👌🏻

really satisfait, thank you

awesome :)

when connecting flood fill to the vector warp greyscale i am getting no result. anyone know why?

Really good tutorial THANKS!!

Followed along. This was really nice! Got thrown for a loop with some of the cuts but improvised some of the pattern and it came out really nice! thank you!

Nice tutorial but a bit too fast on the explanation.

Excellent work, what a smart workflow you've come up with. I'm looking for a method to create my own baroque tiling textures without having to pay to download them and credit another artist. Meh, who wants to do that? Great video!

Сразу вычислил национальность по "райд клик" )))

Maya still not haveing a simple Per-face capture color for ID maps is just wild , cool video tho.

Nice work!!What a beautiful pattern! This tutorial has helped me overcome my fear of tools! It's better than any other video I've seen! Thank you!

do you have this tutorial without speedup? would be nice to watch it not on slowmotion

learned a lot,Will you continue to update in the future~？

splendid!

OMG THIS SAVED ME IN SO MANY WAYS GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks, for this series. I watched all three. I just started with Substance and probably this stuff is too high for my current skills. Please next time slow down the speed at 1/4. Even at 0.25 speed is almost impossible to follow especially when you play around all the sliders regulation. When you create the stitch shapes it seems a lot of work to obtain a decent result all made by eye. Is there any possibility to create the stitch and then make it follow a pattern? I mean like in photoshop when you draw a path then fill it with a brushstroke.

It really helpful, thank you so much