This looks like a terrific tool, and I love the fact that it's cross-platform and open source. It also seems to have some very convenient nodes that are missing from other tools and are nontrivial to implement as sub-graphs, such as the curve node. Material Maker looks as if it would be very easy for new artists to learn, too. Thanks for the info!
AFAIK ArmorPaint (an open source alternative to Substance Painter) also has procedural materials editor, so you can create your own cool library and use it for texturing :)
I appreciate you bringing attention to this because its a really great foundation to an open source project. It's useable now but does crash from time to time . The open source nature of it makes me excited for its future.
this tool looks really good! I was a little lost, even used to blender nodes, but it's a video just showing the tool, and it showed its potential! I am going to try!
I use Substance Designer in the past on Windows. But since I switched to Linux, I use Material maker. I'm very glad I don't have to use Substance Designer anymore.
@@cekuhnen To export PNG texture files, yes. To export something like sbs file, no. I think sbs file can be directly use in Unreal and change parameters to get texture variations. MM can't do that. But PNG and EXR texture files are enough for me. MM can do complex textures such as Florals design on the woman's clothing. Just like in Substance Designer.
Substance designer still works on Linux if you buy the perpetual license (best value license) This doesn't look anywhere near as powerfull yet but maybe one day...
Blender people have nodes but this does look interesting... Never really understood the whole substance painter thing. What's the advantages of this extra program workflow?
Have smart masks, best baking abilities, smart materials, layers, decals with normals, asset library, many material export presets, ton of materials made to work with the software that u can create in designer, download from web or buy subscribtion (😒) to whole library of different materials, it nicely supports drawing tablets, have drawing in symmetry, have particle brushes (simulations of some kind for weather effects, burn effects etc) and in general tool optimized strictly for texturing
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Dude this is perfect! iv'e been looking for a standalone tool for editing and updating existing textures non-destructively and this has it all.
Do you any tool for creating custom human model?
@@NekzLvL iirc BlendTec Total Blender
This looks like a terrific tool, and I love the fact that it's cross-platform and open source. It also seems to have some very convenient nodes that are missing from other tools and are nontrivial to implement as sub-graphs, such as the curve node. Material Maker looks as if it would be very easy for new artists to learn, too. Thanks for the info!
Wow. I have been waiting for an open source alternative. :)
Blender is open source
@@puloz I think he meant standalone open source alternative for materials
@@puloz tfw big brain
AFAIK ArmorPaint (an open source alternative to Substance Painter) also has procedural materials editor, so you can create your own cool library and use it for texturing :)
I appreciate you bringing attention to this because its a really great foundation to an open source project. It's useable now but does crash from time to time . The open source nature of it makes me excited for its future.
this tool looks really good! I was a little lost, even used to blender nodes, but it's a video just showing the tool, and it showed its potential!
I am going to try!
Thank you for all of your efforts. Again a great video. I am gonna need that.
This looks so EASY to understand! Amazing!
The Godot engine shows that you can make a great tool like this one.
I use Substance Designer in the past on Windows.
But since I switched to Linux, I use Material maker.
I'm very glad I don't have to use Substance Designer anymore.
Is it feature wise comparable ?
@@cekuhnen
To export PNG texture files, yes.
To export something like sbs file, no.
I think sbs file can be directly use in Unreal and change parameters to get texture variations.
MM can't do that.
But PNG and EXR texture files are enough for me.
MM can do complex textures such as Florals design on the woman's clothing.
Just like in Substance Designer.
Adobe? Thanks, NO.
Substance designer still works on Linux if you buy the perpetual license (best value license)
This doesn't look anywhere near as powerfull yet but maybe one day...
@@nicholascureton933 Whats MM? Never heard if it befire...
Woah, that's sick! Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Whoa this is made in godot? That engine is amazing.
Great Tool. Very cool that you can Preview every single step
Is there any way to import our own HDRs into this to use?
8:37 "Make that change" 😁👍 (Michael Jackson 💓)
Thanks for all your cool Videos
It's cool.. Very good stuff for me as a 3d artist ... I really need this one
Nice Tutorial. Very clear ! Thank you.
Awesome asknk. This tool has potential.
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im intrigue enough to test try it
I use textures to make 30"x30" sci game boards do you think this would work for that?
How i can export to blender?
9:06 for export information
thank god i finally know how to rena stuff
Blender people have nodes but this does look interesting... Never really understood the whole substance painter thing. What's the advantages of this extra program workflow?
it tracks more layers it makes it more easy to apply texters
Have smart masks, best baking abilities, smart materials, layers, decals with normals, asset library, many material export presets, ton of materials made to work with the software that u can create in designer, download from web or buy subscribtion (😒) to whole library of different materials, it nicely supports drawing tablets, have drawing in symmetry, have particle brushes (simulations of some kind for weather effects, burn effects etc) and in general tool optimized strictly for texturing
This is a useful tool for blender users as well
This looks so cool! Thank you so much for creating this and sharing it!
RIP Substance Deisgner
compatible with unity?
Another great video keep it up. 👍
Great, now we can start make magic
is there any versions for MDL?
This looks super cool! Glad I never gave Adobe my money 😂
this is an excellent tutorial thank you! You have earned a sub :)
Very cool. Thanks!
I'm confused. Can't we do all this in Blender?
works great
thanks NK!!!
thanks for showing me this
BROOO thankyou so much, this really helped and the
great vid
thanks!!😆
aren't we able to do even beter job in blender?
just in time for Stable Diffusion
bruh, so cool
and I want more freedom in importing and exporting projects, soft and video editing
U r gardien angel 😇
"What logo we should have?"
"Ow look, see that 3DCoat thing? Lets just rip it right off these guys, nobody will notice!"
who?
Lol. It does look the same haha
nice!
When you said linux I stayed.
code is work, but wait about 5min
TNice tutorials person speaks the truth, the whole truth and notNice tutorialng but the truth
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🖤🖤
They use Godot to make this!!!??? Wow!
Power of Godot !!! .. Great...
Made in Godot Engine!!!
Made with Godot btw !
isn’t it obnoxious to have the background of your workspace constantly changing? very strange design choice.
TYTYTYTYTy!!!!!
alot
The UI is ugly af