author:daiwei

w.dai@outlook.com

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/3oP8Bg

show how it works

Create new node at your mouse position ,using shortcuts

The new node will be connected to the selected nodes automatically,when creating. At the same time, adjust postion to fit the selected nodes.

Disconnect a node from the other nodes, and try the best to reconnect previous input nodes to output nodes. shortcut Shift + X

Reconnect existing nodes.Could affect multi properties. and change connect order by the position of nodes. shortcut C

Insert a node into some existing connections, when the node is acrossed by the connection. Support multi connections . shortcut C

Rearrange selected nodes. Push them apart, when the nodes are two close. shortcut Q

Align nodes by vertical or horizontal, when the nodes are very limited offset by each other. shortcut Q

Rearrange input nodes mainly , when the input nodes have connected to some other nodes. The nodes' new position will affected by the relative position of connected property. shortcut Q

Setup:

find your SD plugin folder,normally located at [application installed path]\Substance Designer 2019\resources\python\sdplugins

copy SDShortcutsEnhance folder to the plugin folder. done!

(use your custom plugin path is the same)

Notification:

I can't get an azerty keyboad ,all shortcuts are tested and worked only on a qwerty keyboard.

This is a qwerty keyboard plugin only

Shortcuts:

specialFunctions

C reconnect selected nodes

Q rerange selected nodes

shift+X disconnect selected nodes

compGraph

t transform

b blend over

a blend add

shift+s blend substract

shift+d blend divide

m blend multiplier

alt+s slop blur

l level

w warp

shift+w directional warp

ctrl+w multi directional warp

ctrl+shift+w non uniform directional warp

u uniformColor

shift+c curve

g gradient map

ctrl+h hsl

shift+h histgram scan

ctrl+b blur

shift+b blur hq

ctrl+shift+b non uniform blur

shift+a auto levle

ctrl+i invert

p pixel processor 16bit grayscale

shift+f add frame

funcGraph

1 float1

2 float2

3 float3

4 float4

shift+1 get float1

shift+2 get float2

u get float2( input = '$pos', works as uv)

shift+3 get float3

ctrl+2 vector float2

ctrl+3 vector float3

ctrl+4 vector float4

alt+1 swizzle1

alt+2 swizzle2

alt+3 swizzle3

alt+4 swizzle4

a add

shift+s substract

shift+d divide

m multiplier

shift+m scalar multiplier

p power

i if else

l lerp

r random

'-' negation

g sample grey

shift+c sample color