Professional Video Game Art School

Professional Video Game Art School, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 263 lectures, based on 183 reviews, and has 26224 subscribers.

You will learn about To learn the basics of 3ds Max To learn basic 2D and 3D drawing techniques This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring video game developers or Experienced video game developers or Graphic artists and designers or 2D and 3D Animators or Artists or Entrepreneurs It is particularly useful for Aspiring video game developers or Experienced video game developers or Graphic artists and designers or 2D and 3D Animators or Artists or Entrepreneurs.

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Summary

Title: Professional Video Game Art School

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 263

Number of Published Lectures: 262

Number of Curriculum Items: 263

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 262

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

To learn the basics of 3ds Max

To learn basic 2D and 3D drawing techniques

Who Should Attend

Aspiring video game developers

Experienced video game developers

Graphic artists and designers

2D and 3D Animators

Artists

Entrepreneurs

Target Audiences

Aspiring video game developers

Experienced video game developers

Graphic artists and designers

2D and 3D Animators

Artists

Entrepreneurs

Don’t waste $200,000 on video game developer school and spend your life paying back student loans when you can get the same level of training with this course.

Calling All Video Game Addicts

If you love playing games, then you may be perfect for the game development industry. Did you know that video game developers make $76,000 to $112,000 per year doing what they love?

If you think you have what it takes to break into the game development world, then look no further. Your own college experience is within this course.

What You Will Learn

In this course, you will learn the basics of 3ds Max game development software, as well as how to use it to create real life projects. You will be introduced to video game art, animation, 2D and 3D modelling, layout and design as you become a well rounded game developer and game artist without going to game developer school.

This is the complete Game Development course, designed to take an artist from the beginning stages of traditional drawing through a completed studies of the skills and training to become a Professional Video Game Artist.

Software Used (Older Software)

Please note that while the content of this course is still very relevant, the software used is older. Students learning with the most updated versions of Photoshop and 3ds Max will find that tools have moved to new locations in the software due to multiple updates over the years.?

1. 3ds Max 2010
2. Photoshop CS3

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Setting Up 3DS Max

Lecture 1: Autodesk Student Software Download

Lecture 2: Setting Your Preferences

Lecture 3: The Material Editor

Lecture 4: Configuring Your Modifiers

Lecture 5: Setting Up Max Interface and Workflow

Chapter 2: 3DS Max Basics

Lecture 1: Edit polygon modifier

Lecture 2: Soft selection

Lecture 3: Edit properties

Lecture 4: Geometry

Lecture 5: matID: Smoothing groups

Lecture 6: Paint deformation

Lecture 7: Unwrap modifier basics

Lecture 8: Spherical mapping types

Lecture 9: Material Editor

Chapter 3: Basic 3D Modeling – Crates

Lecture 1: Notice to Students

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Modeling Overview

Lecture 4: Reference and Setup

Lecture 5: Modeling a Crate

Lecture 6: Unwrapping an Object

Lecture 7: Texturing

Lecture 8: Specular Leveling

Lecture 9: Creating a Bump Map

Lecture 10: Texture Details

Lecture 11: Rendering

Lecture 12: Create an Exploding Crate

Chapter 4: Basic 3D Modeling – Barrels

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setup

Lecture 3: Modeling

Lecture 4: Smoothing Groups

Lecture 5: Unrapping

Lecture 6: Texture Part 1

Lecture 7: Texture Part 2

Lecture 8: Texture Part 3

Lecture 9: Rendering

Chapter 5: Basic 3D Modeling – Tables

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setup

Lecture 3: Modeling

Lecture 4: Unwrapping

Lecture 5: Texturing Part 1

Lecture 6: Texturing Part 2

Lecture 7: Texture Part 3

Lecture 8: Rendering

Chapter 6: Creating a Catapult

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setup

Lecture 3: Modeling Part 1

Lecture 4: Modeling Part 2

Lecture 5: Modeling Part 3

Lecture 6: Modeling Part 4

Lecture 7: Modeling Part 5

Lecture 8: Texturing Part 1

Lecture 9: Texturing Part 2

Lecture 10: Texturing Part 3

Lecture 11: Texturing Part 4

Lecture 12: Texturing Part 5

Lecture 13: Rendering Your Catapult

Chapter 7: Creating a Catapult and Castle Scene

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to 3ds Max Scripting

Lecture 3: Terrain Example

Lecture 4: Setting Up the Terrain

Lecture 5: Object Placement

Lecture 6: Animation and the Castle

Lecture 7: Exploding Castle

Lecture 8: The Cameras

Lecture 9: Starting Your Render

Lecture 10: Finishing Your Render

Chapter 8: Photoshop For Artists

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The User Interface

Lecture 3: The Menu Explained

Lecture 4: File Options

Lecture 5: Edit Options

Lecture 6: Image Options

Lecture 7: Layer Options

Lecture 8: Select Options

Lecture 9: The Filter Gallery

Lecture 10: Liquify

Lecture 11: Creating Vanishing Points

Lecture 12: Additional Filters

Lecture 13: 3D View

Lecture 14: Help Window

Lecture 15: Removing Selections

Lecture 16: Toolbar Wrapup

Lecture 17: History and Actions

Lecture 18: Layer Comps and Notes

Lecture 19: The Histogram

Lecture 20: Brushes and Cloning

Lecture 21: Color Swatches

Lecture 22: Making Adjustments

Lecture 23: Channels and Paths

Chapter 9: Creating Seamless Textures

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating Seamless Textures Part 1

Instructors

Stone River eLearning
Over 1,000,000 Happy Students

Chad Walker
Polymath

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 17 votes

2 stars: 15 votes

3 stars: 32 votes

4 stars: 59 votes

5 stars: 60 votes

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