Intro to Substance Designer

Intro to Substance Designer, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 3.25, with 13 lectures, based on 24 reviews, and has 322 subscribers.

You will learn about Build procedural PBR materials in Substance Designer Understand basic Dynamic Functions Understand basic Material Animation This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone whos never used Substance Designer and wants to learn or Anyone who has basic Substance Designer skills and would like to learn more It is particularly useful for Anyone whos never used Substance Designer and wants to learn or Anyone who has basic Substance Designer skills and would like to learn more.

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Summary

Title: Intro to Substance Designer

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 3.25

Number of Lectures: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 13

Number of Curriculum Items: 13

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 13

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build procedural PBR materials in Substance Designer

Understand basic Dynamic Functions

Understand basic Material Animation

Who Should Attend

Anyone whos never used Substance Designer and wants to learn

Anyone who has basic Substance Designer skills and would like to learn more

Target Audiences

Anyone whos never used Substance Designer and wants to learn

Anyone who has basic Substance Designer skills and would like to learn more

This walkthrough begins with the basics and builds on these core concepts to provide a thorough introduction to building procedural materials in Substance Designer. The course is divided into three parts, each building on the knowledge acquired in the previous section.

Part 1: In this section, we start with the basics. After taking a look at the interface, including how to set up our own Substance Library, we dive right into making our first PBR texture – the obligatory Brick Wall. Starting with a single b/w node, we’ll build a tiled PBR glazed brick texture, which we’ll save to our Library for later use. As we build our material we’ll have a chance to look at many of the Atomic Nodes Substance uses to build basic materials and how they work with each other.

Part 2:?Having gotten the basics out of the way, this section takes a look at some more advanced Atomic Nodes and how to expose Input Parameters to make procedural materials using Dynamic Functions. We’ll also learn how to blend materials, repurposing the brick wall we built in Part 1 to create a second, more complex procedural material.

Part 3: The last video is a sneak peak at some more advanced conceptsand we’ll build a simple animated water material. This will give us a chance to build more advanced Dynamic Functions and look at the Pixel Processor node.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Part 1: Making a Glazed Brick Material

Lecture 1: The Substance Library – Addendum

Lecture 2: The Interface

Lecture 3: Building a basic mask

Lecture 4: Blends & masks

Lecture 5: Gradient maps

Lecture 6: Fine tuning the material

Chapter 2: Making More Complex Materials

Lecture 1: Input parameters

Lecture 2: Building reusable materials

Lecture 3: Building complex masks

Lecture 4: Switches & material blends

Lecture 5: Adding functionality

Lecture 6: Finalizing inputs

Chapter 3: Into the Future

Lecture 1: Basic Water

Instructors

Olga Polukhina
3D Environmental Artist

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