Medieval Tudor Brick with Mark Foreman | Adobe Substance 3D

Wes McDermott asks Mark Foreman all the details about the construction of the Medieval Tudor Brick material for Substance Source.





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Medieval Tudor Brick with Mark Foreman | Adobe Substance 3D

[andrewlundiii]

Thank you very much for hosting this webinar, Wes! And thank you to Mark for taking the time to go over your entire graph in detail with explanations and reasons why you chose certain solutions. Incredibly helpful to have two knowledgeable Substance Designer super users conversing like this. Cheers to more of these!

[mustafaalhusaini]

Thank you so much ! Great tutorial ! Great work !

[TheCaffeinatedcorpse]

Thank-you so much for this guys. Incredible stuff Mark! A lot of very interesting techniques I haven't come across yet :).

[timelschner]

thanks for the tutorial. What substance really would benefit from is a some kind of a "wireless link node" where exposed endpoint outputs can be dragged anywhere into the scene graph without displaying a wire which ends up cluttering the whole gui.

[skwadfpv]

Could you put all those wires into à big one? Like tp group and split them ?

[icarustanovic]

What's this? A spider web material?

[karljoyeux]

Plz how did u become a materilal builder

[SeanGOReilly]

720p max? ughhh. Thanks anyway I guess