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Substance Designer - Simple Water with Directional Controls
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Substance Designer - Simple Water with Directional Controls

Learning about basic Dynamic Functions and Exposing Parameters while we make an animated water material.
Created byOlga Polukhina
Last updated 2/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • By the end of this class you'll be able to create simple animated materials in Substance Designer

Course content

1 section5 lectures1h 36m total length
  • Introduction3:28
  • Dynamic Function Overview & Height Map40:12

    In this video we take a quick overview of Dynamic Functions. Then we dive right into building the animated height map for the underlying roll of our water.

  • Starting the Ripples18:18

    In this video we move on to the ripples that will animate over the top of the underlying roll. We’ll also start getting deeper into our dynamic functions as we begin to finesse several related parameters to work off a single water speed slider.

  • Adding the Pan and Ripple Stretch Controls19:55

    In this video we continue to work on our ripples animation. We'll add a pan and create a function that will stretch out and deepen our ripples as the water pan speeds up.

  • Color, Opacity and Fine Tuning14:08

    In this final video we add parameters to adjust our water color and opacity and fine tune the material.

Requirements

  • This course is geared towards Beginners, but you should have at least a basic knowledge of how Substance Designer works.
  • We'll be using Substance Player to render our animations.

Description

In this series we take a look at making a simple water animation. While we’re making our material we’ll learn about creating and exposing parameters as well as some basic dynamic functions that will drive our animation. We'll also learn how to drive several related functions with a single parameter, letting us make a liquid that seamlessly moves from standing to moving with one slider.

We keep the functions simple. So this is a great course for people who are just beginning to explore the procedural aspects of Substance Designer. For those that already know a bit about animated materials, it's just a great lightweight water!

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to learn about basic Dynamic Functions and basic animation in Substance Designer