Substance has support for NVidia gfx ards and also IRay. Substance should support OpenCL and Implements Pro Render so AMD gfx users can use their gpu compute power with Painter and Designer.

It would be very useful to be able to save your interface layouts. I move around my screens quite often depending on what I am doing and to rearrange my UI constantly is a pain.

The PBR Render node is getting more features and it's incredibly useful to get good renders easily, but it still has a lot of shortcomings.

Aside from sphere and plane, there are no options for other models.

A cube (rounded or not) would cover a lot of scenarios.

(it would also be nice to get a cleaner image - right now there are a lot of artifacts caused by reflections I suppose)

(it would also be nice to have a mask of the DOF to be used for image editing - ie adding clarity)

so we can do something like this

It is time to integrate some new formats that are getting more and more popular across many ranges of platforms and are also easier for handling and transporting HDR content.

I would like to see support for JPEG XL, AVIF and HEIF/HEIC

There should at least be some import features for AVIF & HEIF
I personally root for JPEG XL which I think will finally become the new standard because its packed with a lot of advantages over everything else and does not need a lot more power to compute.

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It would be great to have the option to load image (udim) sequence into Substance Designer and be able to export a bitmap sequence from one Output node.

For those who sometimes like to use Substance Designer as an image editor rather than just a material maker.

I would happily give up on nuke or other compositing programs If I could apply all the fantastic functions in Substance Designer onto my texture image sequence at once.

Ability to either expose the colors used within the gradient map or ability to connect uniform color nodes to the gradient map along with the grayscale input, similar to how Tile Sampler or Tile Generator can have multiple pattern inputs.

I have a couple of simple UI suggestions to increase readability of graphs which will help beginners and also more experienced users alike:

1 Display Blending mode in title of Blend node icon

2 Add a function icon marker to the top right of every node that uses a function. When clicked directly on this icon it should be able to open the function editor of that node (intercept with a pop up dialogue box to choose which function to open if there are more than one)

See Mock up Pictures in forum thread https://forum.substance3d.com/index.php/topic,35478.0.html

When texture files are locked by a versioning software like Perforce they cannot be overwritten. But even so Substance Designer reports "Export done" as if they were successfully overwritten. Would be better with a proper warning that the files were locked.

Substance designer stores its SBS files in an XML format. But it's all one long unbroken line. If you store the SBS files in version control (e.g. Git) it makes diffs pretty useless. But if it just had some line breaks/indentation (pretty printing on XML export) it would be much easier to see what had been changed.

Substance Designer does not have the function of image following a curve path, these functions are often used, but Substance Designer does not have these functions

Could we have a random position slider for both X and Y on each tile sampler?

For Substance Designer I think it great if there was as system like the objectMerge and null nodes in Houdini where you could output parts of your graph to null nodes and then use the 'objectMerge' style node to retrieve data from those without having to physically connect the node. Think this would be a great way to get of messy graphs connections and overall add less clutter. There could even be an option to see these connections but as dotted lines or something when using the highlight flow display.

Can you set the liquefaction/deformation path for the liquefaction/deformation texture? These paths can easily handle some complex effects. Now it is too troublesome to do liquefaction/deformation. A lot of deformation nodes are set, which wastes a lot of time.

A large number of random curves with freely set radians cannot be generated, and all nodes can only generate straight lines or chaotic lines. Without a large number of randomly curved curves, it is difficult to simulate the effect of the real world

Pixel processor allows user to make filters with rendering technique. However Substance does not support matrix 33 and 44 at substance graph area. (Not MDL).

Currently when I import bitmap into my graph, the resizing happens with two options for stretching. Smooth stretch and Nearest stretch. If there is a way to preserve the image size but then fill rest of the pixels with a choice of gray scale values, it would help preserve the pixel proportions for non square image size input.

Blender nodes are quite convenient imo with wacom pen

.Shift+stroke across several links makes reroute dot node.

M to bypass node

Nodes being auto connecting

But main thing I miss in SD is an ability to quickly drop a link with just a stroke accorss it.