This is definitely some very useful information. I'll have to experiment with shapes and the tile generators, see if I can come up with interesting patterns. Thank you.
The video is great, and you do amazing work. My only issue is that if it's for beginners, it would probably help a lot if you would explain how to find things like the tile sampler node or refer to a video that focuses on these things. They are not really self-explanatory and took me so long to figure it out. Again, I am not trying to be rude or mean, I just feel like it could have been explained a bit better.
jesus, you are one of most enjoyable teachers to work with. Thank you, because i start to seriously love substance designer ^^
Thanks so much for sharing this live-saving video. After struggling through a couple of low-quality SD tuts elsewhere this is absolutely mind-blowing
This is a life saver. Thank you so much for this great info!
Substance Designer is a Fun software to play with. You explained it really well. Thank you
Just love to content and quality of nvidia studio tutorials 👌🏻😀
This was absolutely brilliant
This is definitely some very useful information. I'll have to experiment with shapes and the tile generators, see if I can come up with interesting patterns. Thank you.
Pretty cool 👌🏽
These videos are really good actually! I never thought NVIDIA will make tuts :D
The video is great, and you do amazing work. My only issue is that if it's for beginners, it would probably help a lot if you would explain how to find things like the tile sampler node or refer to a video that focuses on these things. They are not really self-explanatory and took me so long to figure it out. Again, I am not trying to be rude or mean, I just feel like it could have been explained a bit better.
super!
I had 4 textures that I wanted to distribute randomly in the tile random nodes, is that even possible in substance?
Absolutely,watch Chunck's marble tile tutorials and you'll understand the method easily :)