Substance Designer UI Basics: Graph View

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In this video for Substance Designer 2018, we run through the Graph View, explaining how to place, manage and delete nodes, how to navigate the view, how to clean up and organize graphs, as well as showing any additional useful hotkeys and shortcuts.

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