Substance Designer 2020 Essential Training

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Free Online Course: Substance Designer 2020 Essential Training provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Substance Designer 2020 Essential Training is taught by Joel Bradley.

Overview
  • Discover how to create 3D textures with Substance Designer 2020. Find out how to use the atomic nodes, graphs, and other features to generate texture maps for game engines.

Syllabus
  • 1. Becoming Familiar with the Application

    • Menus and preference settings
    • Viewports and how they work
    • Using the Explorer pane
    • Navigating and understanding the library
    • Accessing and changing properties
    • Making good use of the Scene menu
    • Using the Materials Menu wisely
    • Camera and rendering options
    • How to make environment and lighting changes
    2. Substance Graphs and How to Use Them
    • What are packages and graphs?
    • How to use Atomic Nodes efficiently
    • Adjusting and working with node connections
    • Important Quick Access Toolbar functionality
    3. Baking Maps to Improve Texture Creation
    • Discussing mesh preparation prior to import
    • Importing meshes and maps into designer
    • Elements, Output, and Values sections of the bake dialogue
    • Bakers render list and parameters
    4. Texturing a Mesh with Atomic Nodes
    • Color to mask
    • Color
    • Blend
    • Grunge maps
    • Gradient map
    • Normal
    • Base material
    • Dirt generator
    • Metal edgeware
    5. Building Materials with Atomic Nodes
    • Tile Generator: Start of new material
    • Warp
    • Crop Grayscale
    • Shape Splatter
    • Shape Splatter to mask
    • Ambient Occlusion
    • Curve
    • Normal to height HQ
    • Water level
    6. Getting the Most Out of Published Substances
    • How to expose useful parameters
    • Organizing exposed parameters for ease of use
    • Exporting and importing packages from Designer
    Conclusion
    • Next steps