🎨 Stylized Material Generator (Substance Designer Tool for Blender Users)
Bring a stylized look to your PBR materials — fast, flexible, and fully procedural.
This powerful Substance Designer node turns any realistic material into stylized textures ready for Blender rendering!
🔧 What is it?
Make It Stylize! is a custom-made Substance Designer node that transforms realistic PBR materials into beautiful stylized versions — from comic-style to painterly looks.
Whether you're creating cartoonish game assets or vibrant animations, this tool helps you generate unique stylized maps in minutes.
✅ Key Features:
- Converts any PBR texture (AO, Normal, Base Color, etc.) into stylized formats
- Fully procedural and non-destructive
- Control outlines, posterization, contrast, color balance, and softness
- Ideal for toon shaders, NPR rendering, and stylized projects in Blender
- Export-ready maps: Base Color, Normal, Roughness, Height, etc.
📦 What's Included:
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Custom node .SBSARfile (Substance Archive) - Demo material
.SBSARfile (Substance Archive) - Main and Stylized example files (Height map is baked as lowpoly)
- * Blender V2.9 (2 files)
- * 3DsMax 2019 | Vray (2 files)
- * 3DsMax 2019 | Corona (2 files)
- * FBX and OBJ and MTL files
- * PBR Textures | 4K | PNG
⚠️ Requirements:
This tool runs inside Substance 3D Designer (free trial or licensed).
You’ll export the generated maps and plug them directly into your Blender shaders, like Principled BSDF or custom NPR setups.
🧠 Why Use This with Blender?
Stylized look development in Blender often takes time and shader expertise.
This tool simplifies that by generating stylized textures outside Blender, giving you full control and flexibility — no node spaghetti, no complex setups.
🛒 Want More?
This node is part of the Hemase Custom Nodes – Pro Bundle, which includes multiple powerful tools for material creation and stylization.
➡️ Get the full pack here on ArtStation
Compatible with: Substance 3D Designer (v11.3+), Blender 2.9 and above
Target Use: Game Dev, Animation, Stylized Art, Look Dev, NPR Rendering