Substance Designer: Creating Nonphotorealistic (NPR) Materials
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Joel Bradley via LinkedIn Learning
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- Less than 1 hour of material
- LinkedIn Learning
- English
Course Overview
Learn how to use Adobe Substance Designer to convert a photoreal image into a stylized, non-photoreal material for use inside a visualization project.
Course Circullum
Introduction
- Stylized textures in visualization
- What you should know
- Looking at your base material
- Planning how to stylize
- Creating the shading lines, part 1
- Creating the shading lines, part 2
- Alternative shape stroke mask
- Creating the groove line
- Building the outline mask, part 1
- Building the outline mask, part 2
- Adding the sketch lines
- Using Height-To-Normal
- Creating the damage outline, part 1
- Creating the damage outline, part 2
- Adding a pattern selector
- Creating a clean version
- Adding adjustable diffuse control
- Next steps
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This Course Include:
Introduction
- Stylized textures in visualization
- What you should know
- Looking at your base material
- Planning how to stylize
- Creating the shading lines, part 1
- Creating the shading lines, part 2
- Alternative shape stroke mask
- Creating the groove line
- Building the outline mask, part 1
- Building the outline mask, part 2
- Adding the sketch lines
- Using Height-To-Normal
- Creating the damage outline, part 1
- Creating the damage outline, part 2
- Adding a pattern selector
- Creating a clean version
- Adding adjustable diffuse control
- Next steps
- Provider:LinkedIn Learning
- Certificate:Certificate Available
- Language:English
- Duration:Less than 1 hour of material
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