Adobe Dimension Course Section 16 Using Substance Material

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Adobe Dimension is a 3D Mockup tool which is a part of Adobe Creative Cloud. In this course, you will learn how to work in a 3d environment, import 3d models, add in textures, render and export final outputs.  In this video lesson, we will learn about Using Substance Material in Adobe Dimension.  You can access the entire Adobe Dimension Course in the following playlist: https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x8fyps

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00:00So, one of the types of materials that you can utilize inside of Adobe Dimension is substance

00:12material.

00:13So to apply that, first of all, you need to select out this particular object right here

00:19and then you need to go around over here onto materials.

00:22So over here you can see that there's two types of materials.

00:25One is standard materials, which is low power hungry, and another is a sophisticated material

00:32that is substance material, which has more options and usually takes more processing

00:38time as well.

00:39So if I were to go around over here and bring in this bronze right here, just like this,

00:44then this is the material right here, just like this.

00:49You can see that it got bumps and everything right here.

00:52So now I can change around the roughness of the bump right here, as you can see right

00:56here.

00:57And you can also change around the crack intensity right here.

01:01So with the substance material right here, you get specific options like crack intensity

01:07for this particular object.

01:09You can also go for shapes roundness, as you can see right here, and change around the

01:13density to high, to low, to medium as well, just like this, as you can see right here.

01:19So let's just go around with low right here, and this is the object that you have right

01:24here, just like this.

01:25So let me just go around over here onto this sphere right here, just like this, and then

01:29select out the substance material.

01:32And there's some technical parameters like luminosity, as you can see right here.

01:36There's contrast, as you can see right here, hue shift and saturation.

01:40And there's miscellaneous, as you can see right here, like you can change around the

01:43resolution, the quality of the texture as well, just like this.

01:49256 pixels or 4096 pixels right here, just like this.

01:54So you can go around over here and choose the quality of the texture that you have right

01:59here as well.

02:00Let me just go around over here onto the sphere, let's say for example, and delete out this

02:07particular material, then it'll be deleted.

02:12And over here, there's other materials that you can choose from right here as well, like

02:17this honeycomb, as you can see right here.

02:19Let me just go around and delete out as well.

02:22So let's just go around and choose 3D printing right here, just like this.

02:26And then this is what you have, as you can see.

02:28And now you can go around, change around the pattern size, as you can see right here.

02:32You can change around the layer opacity right here.

02:35You can change around the grain size.

02:37You can change around the metallicness of this particular object and so forth.

02:42And there's technical parameters, of course, around over here and the resolution as well

02:47for more details as you like right here.

02:49So you want more details than this, then there's 4096 right here for more detailed outlook

02:55right here, just like this.

02:57So this is how you can go around and work around with substance material for more control

03:03and detailed effect inside of Adobe Dimension.

03:07So hope you found this video useful.

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