posts about or directly related to Substances (.sbsar files) created with Allegorithmic software.
In 2023, I designed the Uncomfortable Creatures gallery quality art poster for the Burning Man festival’s Brainy Bar. The space featured a Creature Comforts Lounge theme with unconventional creature artwork, promoting radical inclusion. The poster, measuring 36″ x 48″, was part of the diverse artistic contributions displayed there.
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Check out the new Pearson Brocade Jacket from BlakOpal Designs! Turn heads when you enter in this metallic brocade dress jacket. Offset with contrasting collar and pocket flaps. Buttoned in the front, and falls to the hip. Features high quality model, advanced materials, and cloth physics (where available). Fantastic, smart and sharp as ever! Advanced
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Probably the biggest news out of the Substance keynote at GDC yesterday was that the Substance Alchemist beta is now available for subscribers. This program lets creators easily make new substances using either photos or existing substances… or both with an easy-to-use interface. This amazing tool will help artists and SineSpace creators to make and
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If you’re in San Francisco for this year’s annual Game Developer’s Conference, you can catch me at GDC 2019. On Tuesday, I plan to hit a few of the Unity and Substance Developer Days sessions as well as explore the show floor. On Thursday, BlakOpal and I plan on exploring the show floor during the
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In news that is sure to make Adobe-haters everywhere fill with rage, Adobe has announced that they are acquiring Substance Painter & Designer manufacturer Allegorithmic…
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Building a region for SineSpace is easy at first, but can get complicated quickly. There is a lot to learn, and as you add items the filesize of your region quickly starts to expand. Learning to use substances with SineSpace is a great way to keep your region size under control, and is definitely worth
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