Export and Reuse Substance 3D Designer Materials (Pt 21) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D

In this last video we'll see how we can use our Substance material in other apps, either by exporting the outputs, or by publishing our project as a Substance archive.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:14 The difference between exporting and publishing
00:54 Exporting your outputs
02:35 Creating a live link between Blender/Unreal and Substance Designer
04:14 Publishing your material as a sbsar
06:44 Using the Substance Integration to load your sbsar
08:29 Sending your material to Substance Painter
09:15 Using anchor point

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Export and Reuse Substance 3D Designer Materials (Pt 21) | For Beginners | Adobe Substance 3D

[MSJDesign]

This tutorial actually taught me how to use designer. Ty!

[avantibidikar]

What an amazing course!! Although I have been working in ASD for over a year, this was the best refresher. And coming from a fashion and textile background, it’s so great to have a course in ASD that’s focused on creating fabric. Thank you Louise and the Substance

[Soulsphere]

I really like this tutorial because it is shorter than the earlier tutorials from Wes McDermott, making it easier for beginners to go over their graphs to relearn anything they need to, but it also teaches a lot of very useful information. It's kinda the best of both worlds.

That being said, there definitely are cases where longer and shorter tutorials are good to go through. So I recommend that everyone goes through the longer tutorials from Wes and some of the shorter, Quick Tips, as well.

[rurutie]

I will recommend this to everyone who want to touch substance designer, Brilliant!

[benjamintrout]

I'm going to be a senior in college studying the game arts and have been trying to learn Designer on my own for a while now. While I am more of a hard surface artist, this course was extremely helpful in that not only did I learn a lot about the software, but I feel like I understood it while learning. A lot of Designer tutorials I just try to follow along and hope I understand the material, but this helped bring my understanding to the next level. Thank you so much!

[thomasbuchmann]

Definitly one of the best Substance 3D Designer Beginner Tutorials out there. Appropriate length of each video, well explained, easy to follow. Thank you very much!

[KateKolate]

I have just finished the course, it was great! Thank you so so much! I feel like my 3D skills just skyrocketed. The explanations were super clear and you really touched upon all of the important things. 10/10

[MaryIam]

Amazing series! Learned a lot and I really feel like I now know how I should go about customizing fabrics with trims :D!

[knl]

Thank you for making it beginners friendly

[joseavaria]

really nice tut, substance designer is amazing and super fun software

[drurup]

Incredible
incredible course, thank you so much 🥰

[shadows]

Thank you much!! You helped me understand so much! THANK YOU!

[见正曜]

Simple, but helpful!THANK YOU to share that!

[madideax]

A very useful and understandable course. I am ready to pay money for such a pitch, but even for money it is difficult to find something useful.

[Tanicorn]

Thank you very much. You've been amazing!

[정민경-pw]

I always has wondered if there is a way I can throw a material that I made in SD directly into Marvelous Designer! It is fabulous! So nice so useful..!

[ulrikasamuelsson]

this tutorial series is really great! However, howcome noone at Substance seems to want to talk about colorspace, or more specifically the settings (format) needed for output nodes to ensure a correct ACES workflow? What are the pro's / cons with Luminance high precision vs luminance half-float and so on?

[felipebaul]

This was a great tutorial for a beginner, but i would like to say that for an ABSOLUTE beginner this project might be a little too complex.
Other than that, thank you for the great work!

[_Nomad_]

I found the tutorial really brilliant.
However, I followed it with French subtitles, it would be really great if Adobe could do the same training totally in French :-)

[edh]

A few questions: 1) Does the resolution setting matter when exporting SBSAR, or can we modify the resolution from the SBSAR in something like substance painter or Unreal? 2) I noticed when I brought my file into Unreal, the colors and render looked quite different. Any tips on how to maintain accurate color profiles for Unreal when we are designing in Substance Designer? Basically, what do we set the settings to in Designer before we start designing so we know it it will look that way when we export for Unreal Engine? 3) We never got the translucency finished for the cloth which is one of the coolest touches of yours you highlight. How do we activate that for Unreal?