3Ds Max Game Modeling- Create Game Assets in 3Ds Max

3Ds Max Game Modeling: Create Game Assets in 3Ds Max, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 43 lectures, based on 35 reviews, and has 205 subscribers.

You will learn about Create your own 3D Game Assets. Low Poly Modeling. Walls and Props. Unwrapping in 3Ds Max This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners in 3D Game Asset creation. or Beginners in 3Ds Max. or If you are looking for better UV-Unwrap methods in 3Ds Max. It is particularly useful for Beginners in 3D Game Asset creation. or Beginners in 3Ds Max. or If you are looking for better UV-Unwrap methods in 3Ds Max.

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Summary

Title: 3Ds Max Game Modeling: Create Game Assets in 3Ds Max

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create your own 3D Game Assets.

Low Poly Modeling.

Walls and Props.

Unwrapping in 3Ds Max

Who Should Attend

Beginners in 3D Game Asset creation.

Beginners in 3Ds Max.

If you are looking for better UV-Unwrap methods in 3Ds Max.

Target Audiences

Beginners in 3D Game Asset creation.

Beginners in 3Ds Max.

If you are looking for better UV-Unwrap methods in 3Ds Max.

In this 3ds Max beginner course you will learn all the necessary tools to create several different 3D models like walls, desks, and other hard surface models you can think of. We will take a look into different modelling techniques like:

spline modelling 

polygon modelling

box modelling with simple shapes

 We will take a deeper look into UV unwrapping so we can texture our 3D models rather simple.

 We will also take a quick look into how to create a simple texture Atlas, and how to get some free textures for our models.

 Also we gonna take a look at normal maps and how to get them for free over another website.

Full content list:

Settings in 3DS Max

saving correctly

setting up measurements

setting up projects

Modelling techniques

spline modelling 

polygon modelling

box modelling with simple shapes

polygon reduction

mesh optimisation

snapping tools

Unwrapping techniques

flatten mapping

relaxing

stitching

UV layout

 2D content

texture research

normal maps

texture Atlas creation

importing and using

 Exporting models as fbx for game engines like:

Unity game engine

Unreal Engine

and many more…

 Software i’m using:

3DS Max 2018 – Student Version can be downloaded at Autodesk Website

Unity game engine (optional)

Inkscape (free) – you can also use Photoshop or any other decent Graphics software.

Course Material

I provide the textures which I’m using in the course, but you should get your own, for a unique look later.

 Conclusion

 At the end of the course you will have a good portfolio of about 20 ( or even more ) 3D models, you can bring into a game engine and build a building or rooms just with that 20 3D models.

Challenge

After you have created nice 3D Models and maybe additional content, you can create your own games with them or sell them in one of the 3D Stores, if they are good enough.

So what are you waiting for?

Let’s make your dream game a reality!!

Level: Beginner / Intermediate
Video Course Length: ~7 hours 
3Ds Max Version (any can be used)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Basics

Lecture 1: 3Ds Max Settings

Lecture 2: 3Ds Max ShortCuts

Chapter 3: Modeling

Lecture 1: First WallPiece

Lecture 2: Saving

Lecture 3: L Corner

Lecture 4: Correcting Pivots

Lecture 5: Windowed Wall

Lecture 6: Optimizing Windowed Wall

Lecture 7: Door Frame Wall #1

Lecture 8: Door Wall Frame #2

Lecture 9: More Walls

Lecture 10: Testing the assets

Lecture 11: The Door

Chapter 4: Textures & Material

Lecture 1: Texture Research

Lecture 2: Material Setup

Lecture 3: Texture Quality in Viewport

Chapter 5: Unwrapping the Models

Lecture 1: The first Wall

Lecture 2: The Window Piece #1

Lecture 3: The Window Piece #2

Lecture 4: The Window Piece #3

Lecture 5: The Corners

Lecture 6: The Door #1

Lecture 7: The Door #2

Lecture 8: The Door #3

Lecture 9: The Door Frame Wall #1

Lecture 10: The Door Frame Wall #2

Lecture 11: Slight Texture Change

Lecture 12: The 2 Meter Wall

Lecture 13: Finishing The Rest

Chapter 6: More Assets

Lecture 1: Wooden Bars / Planks

Lecture 2: Unwrapping Wooden Bars / Planks

Lecture 3: Homework: Create a wooden desk

Lecture 4: Working with Splines – Candle, Dish,Bottle

Lecture 5: Modelling a Seat

Lecture 6: Unwrapping the Seat

Chapter 7: Exporting for Game Engines

Lecture 1: Preparing Export

Lecture 2: Exporting as FBX

Chapter 8: Testing in Unity & Updating Files

Lecture 1: Checking Models in Unity

Lecture 2: Create and apply Normal Maps

Lecture 3: Corrections and Re-Export with Normal Maps

Lecture 4: Final check in Unity

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Octo Man
Let's make your dream game a reality.

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