This section showcases the creation of procedural textures using Substance Designer, featuring intricate rose windows, plaster surfaces, and a stylized tree trunk.
Rose Window:
- Design: Used basic Shape and Transform nodes to create foundational Gothic-style patterns; Applied Splatter nodes to arrange and layer elements into intricate floral patterns.
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Conversion to Geometry: Exported the black-and-white mask as an SVG; Imported the SVG into Blender to generate 3D geometry, adding subtle Bevel to enhance the intricate edges.
Plaster:
- Base Patterns: Combined various Noise nodes and B&W Spots to create irregular patterns for the plaster texture; Introduced Scratches and Dots to add realistic surface details.
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Maps Generation: Created a Height Map from the combined patterns and used it to generate Normal Map and Ambient Occlusion Map.
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Base Color: Blended multiple colored Brush Strokes with integrated height information; Mixed colors with AO, lighting details, and curvature maps to add depth and subtle color variation.
Stylized Trunk:
- Base Patterns: Generated foundational wood patterns using Gradient, Tile Generator, and Noise nodes; Added Grain and small shapes to simulate natural wood textures.
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Maps Generation: Enhanced details with AO, B&W Spots, and Clouds, combining them into a Height Map; Derived Normal Map and AO Map from the height data.
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Base Color: Used a watercolor-like effect for the tree trunk’s mask, blending it with subtle Clouds to introduce color variation; Mixed a moss effect and shadow colors using different shadow masks; Enhanced the texture with blended curvature, AO, and different brush details for a cohesive look.