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Sci-fi Vehicle Creation with Blender and Substance Painter, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 44 lectures, based on 17 reviews, and has 160 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand typical workflow for professional 3D artist Learn to use existing base mesh and concept art to create final asset How to prepare model for texturing in Substance Painter How to texture a 3D vehicle asset in an organized, methodical manner This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner to intermediate 3D artists who want to immerse themselves in a realistic, professional project environment or 3D artists who want to learn Blender and/or Substance Painter and their respective capabilities It is particularly useful for Beginner to intermediate 3D artists who want to immerse themselves in a realistic, professional project environment or 3D artists who want to learn Blender and/or Substance Painter and their respective capabilities.

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Summary

Title: Sci-fi Vehicle Creation with Blender and Substance Painter

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand typical workflow for professional 3D artist

Learn to use existing base mesh and concept art to create final asset

How to prepare model for texturing in Substance Painter

How to texture a 3D vehicle asset in an organized, methodical manner

Who Should Attend

Beginner to intermediate 3D artists who want to immerse themselves in a realistic, professional project environment

3D artists who want to learn Blender and/or Substance Painter and their respective capabilities

Target Audiences

Beginner to intermediate 3D artists who want to immerse themselves in a realistic, professional project environment

3D artists who want to learn Blender and/or Substance Painter and their respective capabilities

This class will walk you through every step of taking a simple blockmesh model to final geometry and generating textures for a vehicle game asset.

In a real studio environment, blockmesh models may be provided by a concept artist who used it to generate concept drawings and renderings. Concept art of the spaceship will be provided to use as reference while modeling, creating an immersive project environment that emulates a real world 3D artist’s work task.

The course is divided into 2 major sections: the modeling phase, and the texturing phase. Modeling will take place in Blender and texturing will be handled in Substance Painter. Rendering images of the final asset can be done in either programs using Substance Painter’s built-in renderer or Blender’s Eevee or Cycles rendering solutions.

After the end of the class, you’ll have a stronger understanding of how game-ready art assets get made in the game industry. You’ll also have something to put in your portfolio to showcase your knowledge of game asset creation.

The tools used in the class will be:

Blender

Substance Painter

While it would be helpful to know the basics of each program for following along the videos, there’s a couple of things to do before getting started if you’re brand new. Study the user interface and hotkeys cheat sheets for each program included in this class and spend a few minutes getting acclimated to the programs on your own. Once you get the hang of it, then dive into the videos.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Modeling

Lecture 1: Blender Scene Setup

Lecture 2: Blocking In Jet Engines

Lecture 3: Blocking In Cockpit

Lecture 4: Blocking In Hull

Lecture 5: Blocking In Front Area

Lecture 6: Modeling Side Engine Pt 1

Lecture 7: Modeling Side Engine Pt 2

Lecture 8: Modeling Top Engine

Lecture 9: Modeling Cockpit Area

Lecture 10: Modeling Front Area Pt 1

Lecture 11: Modeling Front Area Pt 2

Lecture 12: Modeling Hull Pt 1

Lecture 13: Modeling Hull Pt 2

Lecture 14: Modeling Side Panels

Lecture 15: Modeling Back Area Pt 1

Lecture 16: Modeling Back Area Pt 2

Lecture 17: Cleaning Up Model Pt 1

Lecture 18: Cleaning Up Model Pt 2

Lecture 19: Cleaning Up Model Pt 3

Lecture 20: Cleaning Up Model Pt 4

Lecture 21: About Fixing Graphical Errors

Chapter 3: Texturing

Lecture 1: Baking Maps

Lecture 2: Blocking In Color Pt 1

Lecture 3: Blocking In Color Pt 2

Lecture 4: Texturing Glass Windows

Lecture 5: Texturing Cockpit Area

Lecture 6: About Staying Organized

Lecture 7: Texturing Orange Surfaces

Lecture 8: Texturing Dark Gray and Maroon Surfaces

Lecture 9: Texturing Light and Medium Gray Surfaces

Lecture 10: Detail Texturing Cockpit Pt 1

Lecture 11: Detail Texturing Cockpit Pt 2

Lecture 12: Detail Texturing Cockpit Pt 3

Lecture 13: Texturing Overall Details Pt 1

Lecture 14: Texturing Overall Details Pt 2

Lecture 15: Texturing Overall Details Pt 3

Lecture 16: Texturing Winch and Lower Windows

Lecture 17: Additional Details and Decals Pt 1

Lecture 18: Additional Details and Decals Pt 2

Lecture 19: Additional Details and Decals Pt 3

Lecture 20: Overall Wear and Tear Pt 1

Lecture 21: Overall Wear and Tear Pt 2

Lecture 22: Export and Conclusion

Instructors

Daniel Kim
Designer and 3D Artist

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