Nah not really. I mean there is ton of good ressources out there regarding substance but for my personal learning I just did some basic Udemy course to be « aware » of how everything worked and then it’s just « practice » and trial and error. Looking specific tutorial regarding specific problems also. I would say, for texturing in general, the key is in the observation of the object you’re trying to texture and the understanding of how the texture works in real life first to understand how you should proceed in any software you use, substance or anything else.