Substance Suite
Course Duration
5 days
Course Date
2021 - 05 - 03
Modality
Live - Online
Price
1200 €
COURSE OVERVIEW
The 3D environment texturing pipeline is drastically changing since the introduction of the Substance Designer and Painter Suite, and it can be daunting to adapt to. This course, creating 3D Environment Textures with Substance Suite, will help you transition into these modern texturing workflows. First, you will build out stylized shapes both traditionally and procedurally. Then, you will create all the necessary maps for use in your favorite application. Last, you will reuse these textures iteratively on multiple assets inside both Substance Designer and Painter. By the end of this environment texturing course, you will have a solid understanding of current industry pipelines, while still maintaining the quality and techniques of traditional texturing for PBR ready models in conjunction with Substance Suite.
Substance Designer
Node Based Workflow
Creating textures in Substance Designer is different from other 2D image editing software such as Photoshop. Instead of performing an action manually we will construct the logical steps of editing or creating textures. This happens by building a network of Nodes.
Substance Painter
Importing Assets
We'll start out by learning about some general set up tips for creating 3D assets in a content creation package like 3ds Max / Maya. After that, we'll learn how to properly prepare and bake out our essential maps needed for texturing in Substance Painter.
Substance Alchemist
Creating AI Materials
In this part we take a look at how to use Image to Material AI powered. We also cover how to tile materials and take a look a various options and workflows for tiling and removing repetition in the tile.
Substance Source
Introduction to Substance Source library. Thousands of customizable PBR materials created by specialists and world-class guest artists.
Integration
Unreal Engine / Unity3D
Import, tweak or export Substance files directly 3ds Max / Maya. Automatically create materials with Substance outputs or easily convert them for use in any renderer.
