Advanced Scene Creation for Games

Advanced Scene Creation for Games, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 79 lectures, based on 18 reviews, and has 351 subscribers.

You will learn about How to plan for an Environment Art piece Make a blockout to ensure that the ideas are working correctly When to rush for a prop and where to put details How to sculpt in Zbrush for environments Making Master Materials for games How to set to simple yet effective Niagara particles to add motion to the scene This course is ideal for individuals who are I have designed this course for intermediate 3d environment art students, who want to make beautiful looking environments for games and movies. It is particularly useful for I have designed this course for intermediate 3d environment art students, who want to make beautiful looking environments for games and movies.

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Title: Advanced Scene Creation for Games

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Curriculum Items: 79

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

How to plan for an Environment Art piece

Make a blockout to ensure that the ideas are working correctly

When to rush for a prop and where to put details

How to sculpt in Zbrush for environments

Making Master Materials for games

How to set to simple yet effective Niagara particles to add motion to the scene

Who Should Attend

I have designed this course for intermediate 3d environment art students, who want to make beautiful looking environments for games and movies.

Target Audiences

I have designed this course for intermediate 3d environment art students, who want to make beautiful looking environments for games and movies.

Do you want to make a dark and moody scene using the new methods for games?

Then I welcome you to Nexttut education’s Advanced Scene Creation for Games.

About Me:

My name is Arash Aref and I have been an Environment Art Instructor for a while. I have taught a lot of students how to make art for games; specially in the fields of environment art.

By the End Of This Course, You Will Be Able To:

Create a Dark and Moody environment for games using the new methods and workflows

Make an environment in a no-concept-art situation, by looking at references and mixing with your own ideas

Use Modularity, Vertex Blending, Decals for the most variety

Put a difference between hero props and secondary props, and learn where to sacrifice quality to save time and energy; and spending it on other places.

What You Will Learn:

How to plan for an Environment Art piece

Make a blockout to ensure that the ideas are working correctly

When to rush for a prop and where to put details

How to sculpt in Zbrush for environments

Making Master Materials for games

How to set to simple yet effective Niagara particles to add motion to the scene

Course Project Overview:

We will first start by taking a look at references, in this scenario we do not have an actual concept art. So we create a mood board by existing photos and then combine them in our mind to get a sense of the final product. Then to make sure that the idea is going to work, we will set up a blockout of the scene to get a feeling about the scale, composition and probability of the environment. Then we will start to generate art to replace the blcokout, and we do it in an iterative fashion, we do not make anything in one go; but rather we do it in multiple steps. We are going to create a lot of props and textures for this project, and we learn which props are more important and why? And of course where to sacrifice quality on some props to put that saved time and energy for another more important prop. We have a focus on material creation and how to reuse the same material and changing it in multiple scenarios for multiple use cases. We will learn about setting up a modular environment and how to clear the repetition by using vertex blending decals and set dressing props. And games are all about saving for performance, so we are going to learn some simple techniques to work more efficiently. Finally, there is going to be some content relative to the VFX and lighting.

Who is This Course For?

I have designed this course for intermediate 3d environment art students, who want to make beautiful looking environments, but they struggle to get it because they don’t find a tutorial which is a step by step, no fast-forward, no skip.

The course is also for artists who want to speed up their workflow in Unreal Engine 5, Blender, Substance 3D Designer, Substance 3D Painter and Zbrush and improve their skill in creating an environment.

Who is Not The Ideal Student For This Course?

This course is not designed for absolute beginners.

What Are The Requirements Or Prerequisites For Taking This Course?

I expect you to have some sort of basic experience with these software packages.

You should have the software packages installed on your computer.

Join Me Now:

So if you want to make a realistic environment, then join me now, and take your skills to the next level. Don’t forget that investing in yourself will pay for the rest of your life. Hope to see you in the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Download Project Files

Lecture 3: Road Map For This Project

Lecture 4: Landscape In Gaea

Lecture 5: Rough Blockout

Lecture 6: Gas Station Modularity

Lecture 7: Finishing Modularity

Lecture 8: Blockout Lighting

Chapter 2: Gas Station

Lecture 1: Control Room Modularity

Lecture 2: Finishing Modular Blockout

Lecture 3: Plaster Height Big Shapes

Lecture 4: Plaster Height Mid Shapes

Lecture 5: Plaster Base Color

Lecture 6: Test Plaster Mat In UE5

Lecture 7: Brick Height Big Shapes

Lecture 8: Brick Mortar Height

Lecture 9: Brick Base Color

Lecture 10: Shop Crown Modeling

Lecture 11: Texture The Crown

Lecture 12: Rolling Shutter Modeling

Lecture 13: Rolling Shutter Texture

Lecture 14: Door And Windows

Lecture 15: Baking Door And Windows

Lecture 16: Texture Door And Windows

Lecture 17: Check The Results In UE5

Lecture 18: Walkway And Intro To Zbrush

Lecture 19: Walkway HighPoly Sculpt

Lecture 20: Unwrap And Bake Walkway

Lecture 21: Texture The Walkway

Lecture 22: Blockout Modular Station

Lecture 23: Unwrap And Bake Station Kit

Lecture 24: Texture The Station Kit

Lecture 25: Snow Material

Lecture 26: Mud Material Height

Lecture 27: Mud Material Color

Lecture 28: Road Material Height

Lecture 29: Road Material Vertical Line

Lecture 30: Road Material Color

Lecture 31: Master Material Creation

Lecture 32: Second Material Creation

Lecture 33: Vertex Blend Setup

Lecture 34: Material Overall Noise

Lecture 35: Prop Master Material

Lecture 36: Prop Material Dirt

Lecture 37: Landscape Material

Lecture 38: Nanite Landscape Meshes

Lecture 39: Landscape Spline Road

Lecture 40: Gas Station Yard

Chapter 3: Secondary Props

Lecture 1: Modeling Modular Pipes

Lecture 2: Unwrap And Texture Pipes

Lecture 3: Pipe Kit In UE5

Lecture 4: Chain Link Fence

Lecture 5: Modeling Extra Props

Lecture 6: Emisive Material

Lecture 7: Extra Props Texturing

Lecture 8: Simulating Plastic Bags

Lecture 9: Barrel Simulation

Lecture 10: More Trash Simulation

Lecture 11: Baking Trash Meshes

Lecture 12: Texturing Trash Meshes

Chapter 4: Hero Prop

Lecture 1: Gas Pump Big Shapes

Lecture 2: Gas Pump Small Shapes

Lecture 3: Gas Pump Finishing Details

Lecture 4: High Poly Gas Pump

Lecture 5: Unwrap And Bake Gas Pump

Lecture 6: Texturing Big Shapes

Lecture 7: Texturing Medium Shapes

Lecture 8: Texturing Emissive Details

Lecture 9: Grime And Dirt

Chapter 5: Decals – Lighting And VFX

Lecture 1: Crack Decal

Lecture 2: Water Decal

Lecture 3: Edge Decals

Lecture 4: Set Up Scene For Lighting

Lecture 5: Fog Card Material

Lecture 6: Finishing Fog Cards

Lecture 7: Fog Niagara System

Lecture 8: Snow Particles

Lecture 9: Light And Post Process

Chapter 6: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Thank You

Instructors

Nexttut Education Pvt.Ltd.
A specialist in CG tutorials

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