[Creating Your Own Game Textures] Everything About Substance Designer

This is a really helpful course. Thank you. I have a question~ What is the best way to study Substance Designer? Would it be helpful to watch the course repeatedly? Or would it be better to make something easy without any help? Or would it be okay to just memorize the process of creating nodes? How did you study at first, Gwangmyeong Peanut? Thank you for the great course ^^

The Subdi lectures on YouTube are old and don't have much information, but they were really helpful. It's good to go back and look at the parts I missed, and the explanations are very detailed, so it's very helpful. However, for those who have no concept of nodes and node names, it would be more effective to personally search for the relevant parts and then listen to this lecture. However, once you get used to Subdi, you'll be able to follow along... Thank you for the great lecture!

It's the best among other subdi lectures. The texture examples and lecture composition are all helpful and useful. In the node explanation lecture in the curriculum, I wrote the node explanations on a timeline in my notes, so whenever I forget the node function, I go through the timeline and listen to the explanation again, which is really helpful. And the texture explanations are also really good. If you follow the lecture without thinking, you may forget the part you did before, but the explanation reminds you of the part you worked on, so I recommend that others listen to the explanations as well! There are still the function part and the custom node lecture part left, so I have to get my mind right and watch them..! It's a little difficult, but thanks to you, I've become a lot more familiar with subdi. It was the first step to becoming a subdi expert. I'm really looking forward to Gwangmyeong Peanut's next lecture.

It seems like a really good introductory/beginner course for beginners who are new to Subdi. I liked that it worked with as many examples as possible, and at first I was a bit impatient to follow the numbers one by one, but after the middle, I started to find texture looks that I was interested in, and it became fun to change the numbers and experiment as I pleased. In fact, there are many lectures that I can't watch as time goes by because there are functions added and parts that change over time in these software lectures, but since the first lecture was posted, there have been many additional lectures and node updates, so it seems like a lecture that is good to watch over and over again. Custom nodes and fxmaps are also interesting, as they are hard to find? Subdi functions!

It's hard to find study materials or lectures, so it's hard to study on your own, but this lecture is like rain in a drought.

It's my first time doing it, so I'm not sure if it's because I've been through it all, but it's difficult once you get past the beginning, but it's really good because you can learn a variety of concepts about how to work.

I'm listening to it and each lecture isn't too long while containing intuitive methods and essential content, so I'm not getting lost and it's helping me a lot. I'm currently listening diligently, but I hope the new lecture you're considering making comes out soon as well.

The spline node explanation was great. The examples are also neat and clear! Thank you.