Blender Substance- Modeling and texturing videogame props

Blender & Substance: Modeling and texturing videogame props, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 105 lectures, based on 493 reviews, and has 2629 subscribers.

You will learn about Blender 2.8x fundamentals and principal modeling tools. All the modeling workflow for videogames Optimization for videogames UV unwrapping for videogames Substance Painter fundamentals PBR texture creation for videogames 5 epic game-ready assets step by step Rendering in real-time with Blender Eevee and Cycles Rendering in real-time with Marmoset Toolbag Set the models in Unreal Engine This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D students of any level who want to achieve professional results in their models for videogames It is particularly useful for 3D students of any level who want to achieve professional results in their models for videogames.

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Summary

Title: Blender & Substance: Modeling and texturing videogame props

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 105

Number of Published Lectures: 105

Number of Curriculum Items: 105

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 105

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Blender 2.8x fundamentals and principal modeling tools.

All the modeling workflow for videogames

Optimization for videogames

UV unwrapping for videogames

Substance Painter fundamentals

PBR texture creation for videogames

5 epic game-ready assets step by step

Rendering in real-time with Blender Eevee and Cycles

Rendering in real-time with Marmoset Toolbag

Set the models in Unreal Engine

Who Should Attend

3D students of any level who want to achieve professional results in their models for videogames

Target Audiences

3D students of any level who want to achieve professional results in their models for videogames

Along this course you will learn the complete workflow to create assets from scratch using two of the most powerful programs for 3D creation.

Include the following topics:

The fundamental theory of creating models for next-generation games

The fundamental theory of the PBR materialsrendering method (currently the most used in the industry)

All the fundamental aspects of Blenderto navigate fluidly in the interface

All the principal modeling tools

Several of the most important modifiersto create specific forms and surfaces

How to use the Sculpt modeand how to use it to add sculpted details to our models

How to create High polymodels

How to create, clean  and optimize a Low polymodel

How to UV unwrapa model to project textures in it

How to project all the details from a High poly model into a Low poly model (Baking) using “matching by names” in Substance Painter

How to create and detail different PBR materialsin Substance Painter

How to export all the texture maps to use them in any rendering engine

How to visualize any asset in Marmoset Toolbagto create high quality renders and export files for real-time visualization

How to import any asset in the game engine Unreal engineand how to configure the materials

How to set and render our models in Blender with the render engines Eeveeand Cycles

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Instructor presentation: Jose Moreno

Lecture 2: How models for videogames are made

Lecture 3: What is Blender

Lecture 4: Facebook group

Lecture 5: Downloadable Resources

Lecture 6: The PBR Workflow and the texture maps

Chapter 2: Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Blender Instalation

Lecture 2: Blender fundamentals: Interface and Workspaces

Lecture 3: Blender fundamentals: Navigation in the 3D view

Lecture 4: Blender fundamentals: Overlays and viewport shading

Lecture 5: Blender fundamentals: Selection, visibility and collections

Lecture 6: Blender fundamentals: Object creation and elimination

Lecture 7: Blender fundamentals: Basic transformation

Lecture 8: Blender fundamentals: The edit mode

Lecture 9: Blender fundamentals: Tools in edit mode

Lecture 10: Blender fundamentals: Aditional tools in edit mode

Lecture 11: Blender fundamentals: The modifiers

Lecture 12: Blender fundamentals: The sculpt mode

Lecture 13: Blender fundamentals: Customizing the interfase

Lecture 14: Addons of the course and my interfase

Lecture 15: Substance Painter fundamentals 1: Workflow, navigation and bakes

Lecture 16: Substance Painter fundamentals 2: Layers, materials and masks

Chapter 3: Creating the beer mug

Lecture 1: Beer mug: Adjusting the shape and polishing the surface

Lecture 2: Beer mug: Modeling the base

Lecture 3: Beer mug: Closing the base and modeling the handle

Lecture 4: Beer mug: Setting the Low poly and UV unwrapping

Lecture 5: Beer mug: Adjusting the UVs

Lecture 6: Beer mug: Exporting the meshes

Lecture 7: Beer mug: Baking in Substance Painter

Lecture 8: Beer mug: Creating the base of the wood material

Lecture 9: Beer mug: Adding the edge wear of the wood

Lecture 10: Beer mug: Creating the metal material

Lecture 11: Beer mug: Dirt and final details

Lecture 12: Beer mug: Setting the final maps and exporting

Chapter 4: Creating the war horn

Lecture 1: War horn: Modeling the base

Lecture 2: War horn: Polishing the surface and modeling the rings

Lecture 3: War horn: Defining the Low poly

Lecture 4: War horn: UV unwrapping

Lecture 5: War horn: Adjusting the UVs and exporting

Lecture 6: War horn: Bakes and engravings in Substance Painter

Lecture 7: War horn: Creating smart materials

Lecture 8: War horn: Creating the metal material

Lecture 9: War horn: Creating the horn material

Lecture 10: War horn: Polishing the metal and hand-made details

Lecture 11: War horn: Final details and export

Chapter 5: Creating the combat Axe

Lecture 1: Combat axe: Modeling the handle

Lecture 2: Combat axe: Modeling the blade shape

Lecture 3: Combat axe: Adding volume to the blade

Lecture 4: Combat axe: Modeling the leather grid

Lecture 5: Combat axe: Modeling the leather strip

Lecture 6: Combat axe: FInishing the leather strip

Lecture 7: Combat axe: Sculpting the blade details (part 1)

Lecture 8: Combat axe: Sculpting the blade details (part 2)

Lecture 9: Combat axe: Sculpting details on the handle

Lecture 10: Combat axe: Cleaning the low poly model

Lecture 11: Combat axe: UV unwrap

Lecture 12: Combat axe: Adjusting the UVs

Lecture 13: Combat axe: Final details and export

Lecture 14: Combat axe: Bakes and blade engravings

Lecture 15: Combat axe: Creating the metal material

Lecture 16: Combat axe: Creating the wood material

Lecture 17: Combat axe: Leather material and final details

Chapter 6: Creating the viking shield

Lecture 1: Viking shield: Modeling the metallic structure

Lecture 2: Viking shield: Finishing the metallic parts

Lecture 3: Viking shield: Modeling the handle and polishing the surface

Lecture 4: Viking shield: Modeling the rivets

Lecture 5: Viking shield: Preparing the model for sculpting

Lecture 6: Viking shield: Sculpting the wear of the surface

Lecture 7: Viking shield: Sculpting the wear on the edges

Lecture 8: Viking shield: Sculpting the veins of the wood

Lecture 9: Viking shield: Sculpting the final details

Lecture 10: Viking shield: Optimizing the high poly and creating an ID map

Lecture 11: Viking shield: Cleaning the low poly

Lecture 12: Viking shield: UV unwrap

Lecture 13: Viking shield: Adjusting the UVs

Lecture 14: Viking shield: Exporting and Bakes

Lecture 15: Viking shield: Creating the metal material

Lecture 16: Viking shield: Creating the wood material

Lecture 17: Viking shield: Adding the paint

Lecture 18: Viking shield: Final details and export

Chapter 7: Creating the Viking helmet

Lecture 1: Viking helmet: Modeling the base

Lecture 2: Viking helmet: Finishing the base

Lecture 3: Viking helmet: Modeling the visor

Lecture 4: Viking helmet: Finishing the visor

Lecture 5: Viking helmet: Extra adjustments in the high poly

Lecture 6: Viking helmet: Adding sculpted details

Lecture 7: Viking helmet: Creating the chain mail shape with cloth simulation

Lecture 8: Viking helmet: Modeling the rings of the chain mail

Lecture 9: Viking helmet: Preparing the high poly to export

Lecture 10: Viking helmet: Optimizing the low poly model

Lecture 11: Viking helmet: UV unwrap

Lecture 12: Viking helmet: Organizing the UVs

Lecture 13: Viking helmet: Making the bakes of the ring chain mail

Instructors

Jose Moreno
Digital Artist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 10 votes

2 stars: 8 votes

3 stars: 36 votes

4 stars: 156 votes

5 stars: 283 votes

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