Substance Materials have never been easier inside of Redshift and C4D | using FREE .sbrar's

[@McRibs]

I love making Substance Designer graphs. One of the big bonuses to using unreal was that you can have exposed node parameters when using a substance graph in Unreal, allowing you to change a number of aspects of the graph quickly and easily in engine, vs remaking the graph back in SD.
This appears to work the same, which is super exciting.

[@ExpressoMechanicTV]

It's a pity Maxon didn't buy Substance Designer before Adobe got to it!

[@SuperPhunThyme100]

Is there a way to control the tiling of this sbsar node in the node editor?
I want to apply a single embossed logo decal via displacement over the tiled sbsar material, but in order to do that, I cant use the tiling settings at the material tag level, because the displacement texture needs to have a different tile value than the rest of the texture maps.

[@effectatron]

Yes. There's normally a scale attribute. Also you can still use uv projections like cubic etc and tile it like normal

[@polystormstudio]

wait, so you don't need to buy Substance in order to use the materials in Redshift?

[@effectatron]

Not free ones. But one's behind the subscription paywall, yes.

[@albancontrepois]

Hi ! How do you change substance material scale directly on node material editor please ?

[@albancontrepois]

Because i would like to combine with other displacment blender

[@effectatron]

@@albancontrepois Depends on the material, normally it has scale attributes within it. Also changing the resolution may do the same effect.