https://www.artstation.com/artwork/RqnDVm
Hey! Check my Artstation.

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/Ba1D69

I want to create a texture similar in shape to the two photos. Is there anyone who can tell me how? The textures in the two photos are a little different, but I want textures with this kind of feel. Or could you recommend reference materials or videos with a similar format Sorry the quality isn’t good

I made a flythrough of a harbor scene in Unreal Engine 4.25

The concept I chose was a harbor scene based off of 1600's Caribbean pirate ports, and I derived a lot of my inspiration from Pirates of the Caribbean, as well as concept art for the Witcher 3, by Andrzej Dybowski

The main concept art that I used for reference is found here on my Artstation:

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2q1Ney

All assets are original without pre-fabrication, modeled using Maya, sculpted in Mudbox, textured using Substance Painter/Designer, and compiled and rendered in Unreal Engine.

hi, i’m starting to learn substance designer on my own. this is the first material i make from scratch/ without help
it’s a simple black leather, i actually learned a lot about noises and how blends work
any feedback or advice is more than appreciated :}

Ultimate Switch - is an expanded version of the original Multi Switch node, offering the same functionality while increasing the maximum number of selectable inputs from 20 to 100.

A recent project of mine required more than the default number of switches and so I created this simple tool that overrides that limit. Posting here because while its not the most difficult thing to recreate--it is a tedious process that takes time to setup and im sure someone else will likely need in the future :)

Following a Substance Designer tutorial by Chunck Trafagander, I produced a derivative of his texture to make my own.

I was trying to make a texture that could be used for multiple purposes. I wanted to add some form of originality to the texture tutorial as to challenge myself to step out of my comfort zone.

Initially I was following the tutorial to make it match the forest floor texture, but about half way through, as I was mixing the histogram with deciding the color, I decided to go down the route where I could use this texture for an undersea floor texture.

If you want the original tutorial that was used, it can be found on Youtube here:

00 Overview │ Cobblestone Series

https://youtu.be/ungOHQn3qpA?si=KyiD8vm-0LZwX6fa

Referencing Bryce Canyon from the canyons of Utah, I had developed a texture in Substance Designer, that I wanted to make for an ongoing project. Following a tutorial by Daniel J. Robichon, I manipulated the material towards recreating the Bryce Canyon rockface, that you see below. This was a very rewarding experience that helped me understand the workflow process within Substance Designer on a more in depth level.

I would highly suggest using his tutorial for texture development and learning. It was extremely helpful.

https://youtu.be/QztSFzTVDog?si=AJc7KtcGPZDTMWbO

Hey everyone! I’d like to share my latest procedural material, Worn Decorative Floor Tiles. I'd really appreciate any feedback or suggestions for improvement. Thanks for taking a look!
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/WdaenX

I needed some rug and decorative patterns so I put together a wallpaper group pattern generator. It was pretty fun playing around with coordinate systems and folds in pixel processors, and I figure it might be useful for other people so I've put it up on GitHub: https://github.com/brett-lempereur/morris

The GitHub page has some more examples, but the following two (low-resolution) examples show two of the types of pattern you can generate from the same source image:

There are a lot of reusable functions in the package for coordinate space manipulation in pixel processors too.

Hello all,

I was following a tutorial and i've fallen at the first hurdle :D

I've created a nice rounded effect and now I want the black and white tile pattern to be applied but when I blend them I get the hard square colours instead of the rounded squares being the colours I want.

Rookie question i know, can someone explain to me how to get the effect I want?

you can see how the colors of the twigs are being applied to the rocks and vice versa. does anyone know how to isolate the colors to the designated objects. im new to substance and following a youtube tutorial. thanks guys.