The ceiling of a palace
I wanted to try to make something that looked handpainted in Substance Designer. The challenge here was to make a believable stylized texture with a color map only. Got some nice results, but couldn't decide if I like the more or less rendered versions better, so I settled for something in the middle.
Been tooling away at this larger project I've been working on (and blogging about!) I got to a point where I wanted to take a material through to close to completion so I thought I would share the results - This was a really fun one that let me try a bunch of stuff I don't really get to often. It was tricky but rewarding to figure out how to do the sort of spiral knots/whorls in the wood planks and how to place the bolts. Excited to bring the rest of the materials for the project up to this point so I can figure out if I need to even have any more detail in them.
I continue to study substance designer. It was inspired by works of Rogelio Olguin. 100% of Substance designer, rendered in Marmoset.
The focus with this material was to really make use of Substance's proceduralism, but keep the tunables as simple as possible while retaining a complex output. It has an "Aging" slider and an "Enable Planks" button. The Aging slider affects a whole bunch of parameters at once to create the aging process of the wood. The Enable Planks will turn planks and the nails on, turning it into more of a flooring texture. With these two tunables, you can easily get a lot of variation out of this thing.
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The Order: 1886 bird poo and scattered papers by Megan Parks on ArtStation.
Collection of materials done for Palia. Rendered using Marmoset toolbag
Material study. 100% substance Designer, rendered in Marmoset.
Stucco with different color variations, for later mixing with each other using a blend shader editor.
Ghibli art always amazed me, so tried my hands on creating such visual based stone wall texture inside Substance Designer, used Unreal Engine 5 for the showcase.
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Hello everyone - my name is Fred ! In this video I will share with you my experience in creating stylized textures in Substance Painter. I will explain in de...
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Hey, here is material I've created for studding. All done in substance designer and 100% procedural. Render Marmoset Toolbag 3.
Old Stucco for Metro Exodus. Layered material. 100% Substance Designer
This is a substance network I made that creates unique and detailed stylized tiles from a basic grey-scale input map. It can do everything from simple, regular bricks or floor tiles, to complicated mossy stones or trim sheets. Note: This tool is no longer available for purchase. At this point a lot of this tool is rather outdated and work and life have caught up with me and I currently don't have the time to do any major updates.
