Mastering Broken Tile Type Materials in Substance Designer by Milad Kambari (3DRedBox Studio)

Welcome to “Mastering Broken Tile Type Materials in Substance Designer,” a comprehensive tutorial series designed to equip you with the skills to create intricate and detailed textures using simple, effective steps in Substance Designer. Throughout 245 minutes of high-resolution, unnarrated video content, you’ll explore the core techniques necessary to produce tile-type materials enriched with additional elements like fallen leaves.

This tutorial focuses on utilizing basic nodes and blending techniques to achieve sophisticated results. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to expand your skills, this course offers a structured approach to mastering texture creation. You’ll learn key processes, such as height map creation, normal map generation, and ambient occlusion detailing, ensuring your materials are both realistic and visually striking.

Each chapter is carefully designed to deepen your understanding of Substance Designer’s capabilities. You’ll cover everything from generating base color, roughness, and metallic maps to finalizing your material with atlas data from Quixel textures. These practical insights can be applied to various texture sets and projects, offering a versatile skill set for your future work.

This course is ideal for intermediate learners with a basic grasp of Substance Designer and its workflow. Whether you’re a game developer, 3D artist, or texture enthusiast, mastering these techniques will enhance your ability to create versatile, engaging materials. Clean SBS files are included for in-depth study, allowing you to follow along and apply the demonstrated techniques in your own projects.

By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and skills to tackle complex texture projects, unlocking your creative potential within Substance Designer’s powerful environment. Join us on this journey to mastering tile-type materials and discover the endless possibilities of texture creation in Substance Designer!