Procedural Eye Generator
Hi all!
I’m glad to add these two tools to the FlippedNormals marketplace :)
- PEG Generic
- PEG Unreal
- PE
With the PEG Generic you will be able to generate infinity of eye variations, as everything it’s procedurally made. It's as simple as clicking the Randomize button and exporting the textures when you like the final result :)
The graph will generate 2 sets of textures, one for the Iris and another one for the Crystalline.
To define the shape of the pupil, you can either import your own map or use one of the default ones included in the graph.
I have also left the basic options open so the user can tweak them to satisfy his needs: shape, color and even the blood veins intensity!
This tool has been made with Substance Designer 2019.1.3 and it’s meant to be used in Substance Player or Substance Designer, but it's also compatible with Substance Painter and it'll be available for Unreal Engine 4 soon, so stay tuned for updates.
For my renders I have used Marmoset Toolbag 3 with the subsurface option enabled and one eyeball created myself. However, you can easily map the texture into your own eye, making sure that the border matches with your mesh and render it in your favourite software.
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Procedural Eye Generator
Procedural Eye Generator
Hi all!
I’m glad to add these two tools to the FlippedNormals marketplace :)
- PEG Generic
- PEG Unreal
- PE
With the PEG Generic you will be able to generate infinity of eye variations, as everything it’s procedurally made. It's as simple as clicking the Randomize button and exporting the textures when you like the final result :)
The graph will generate 2 sets of textures, one for the Iris and another one for the Crystalline.
To define the shape of the pupil, you can either import your own map or use one of the default ones included in the graph.
I have also left the basic options open so the user can tweak them to satisfy his needs: shape, color and even the blood veins intensity!
This tool has been made with Substance Designer 2019.1.3 and it’s meant to be used in Substance Player or Substance Designer, but it's also compatible with Substance Painter and it'll be available for Unreal Engine 4 soon, so stay tuned for updates.
For my renders I have used Marmoset Toolbag 3 with the subsurface option enabled and one eyeball created myself. However, you can easily map the texture into your own eye, making sure that the border matches with your mesh and render it in your favourite software.
