Adobe Substance 3D Sampler // Activating Displacement (Height)

A quick tip if you're brand new to using displacement (height maps) in 3D Sampler; to actually see the model displace, you'll need to edit the shader's settings.
If you have any questions then feel free to contact me via my website jasonferry.com.

[@alinarangi7826]

thanks man

[@jekyllishyde4065]

🙄 it was that easy!!
Omg thank you

[@markelliot2994]

Say Jason, if your familiar with Stager, can you demonstrate in Stager how to use a displacement map, or height map, or normal with a black and white checkerboard pattern to have the texture emboss and de-boss? ty

[@JasonFerry]

Yeah do you mean like this? czcams.com/video/j8d3tN_QYSQ/video.html. You really just need to input a grayscale image and, with displacement activated, increase the poly count to something high.

[@markelliot2994]

@@JasonFerry Can i ask one more question...how do you increase the poly count? great answer by the way! ty

[@JasonFerry]

No problem! But yeah, once you've input your height / displacement map, just select the model > object > displacement (on) > tessellation mode (total face budget) > ~10,000,000 (just increase this number until you get clean details, making sure to use comas).

[@markelliot2994]

​@@JasonFerry YOU MY FRIEND ARE A GENIUS AND A GENTLEMAN! Perfect worked like a miracle! btw, what is the difference between height scale and height level in Stager? ty

[@JasonFerry]

Lol thanks, the height scale is pretty much what you'd expect: it's how strong and dramatic the height map is. The height level, on the other hand, is like an added cushion (or a subtraction); it changes the level at which the height map actually starts. At lower poly counts you can't really see a difference between these two but you can see it clearly with more dense models.

[@Co1e_]

RANDOM SEED? how can i write a specific number? ridiculous I can't find it

[@complecticmusic]

First