Zbrush, 3ds Max, Substance 3d Painter, Bane Creation Course

Zbrush, 3ds Max, Substance 3d Painter, Bane Creation Course, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 77 lectures, based on 13 reviews, and has 106 subscribers.

You will learn about Sculpting muscular body Adding Skin details, veins and many more Making Banes cool props such as t-shirt, mask, gloves, belt Making hard surface details with proper topology for clean subdivisions Learning important technics for modeling different props Making retopology from sculpted mesh Cleaning topology after booleans operations Making UVs Texturing all props for photorealistic looks Make custome materials Texturin skin material for body and hands Learning different technics for adding cool details, scratches, grunge, dirts, peeling effect Overview rendering process for Marmoset toolbag and Arnold for 3ds max Overview materil configarations Light properties and placement Explaine how to properly setup rendering configurations Denoising image in Arnold This course is ideal for individuals who are Intermediate students and artists who has Zbrush and 3ds Max experience and who wants to improve their sculpting, poly modeling, texturing and rendering skills. It is particularly useful for Intermediate students and artists who has Zbrush and 3ds Max experience and who wants to improve their sculpting, poly modeling, texturing and rendering skills.

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Summary

Title: Zbrush, 3ds Max, Substance 3d Painter, Bane Creation Course

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 77

Number of Published Lectures: 77

Number of Curriculum Items: 77

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 77

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Sculpting muscular body

Adding Skin details, veins and many more

Making Banes cool props such as t-shirt, mask, gloves, belt

Making hard surface details with proper topology for clean subdivisions

Learning important technics for modeling different props

Making retopology from sculpted mesh

Cleaning topology after booleans operations

Making UVs

Texturing all props for photorealistic looks

Make custome materials

Texturin skin material for body and hands

Learning different technics for adding cool details, scratches, grunge, dirts, peeling effect

Overview rendering process for Marmoset toolbag and Arnold for 3ds max

Overview materil configarations

Light properties and placement

Explaine how to properly setup rendering configurations

Denoising image in Arnold

Who Should Attend

Intermediate students and artists who has Zbrush and 3ds Max experience and who wants to improve their sculpting, poly modeling, texturing and rendering skills.

Target Audiences

Intermediate students and artists who has Zbrush and 3ds Max experience and who wants to improve their sculpting, poly modeling, texturing and rendering skills.

GOAL OF THE COURSE:

Hi, my name is Oleg and I did this course in collaboration with my brother Bogdan. At the end of this course you will be able to model and sculpt the advanced Bane bust model, you will also be able to make realistic clothes and accessories in Zbrush and 3ds Max from start to finish. Also you will learn how to make a proper topology and UV’s, achieve a photorealistic look for your textures in substance painer 3d and do a stunning renders in Marmoset Toolbag 4 and Arnold for 3ds Max.

IN THIS COURSE YOU WILL LEARN :

Zbrush:

– In this tutorial you will learn how to make organic model in ZBrush

– Initial anatomy sculpting and refining

– Adding Skin details, veins and many more

– Making Bane’s cool props such as t-shirt, mask, gloves

– Making low poly model with zremesher

3ds max:

– Making hard surface details with proper topology for clean subdivisions

– Learning important technics for modeling different props

– Making retopology from sculpted mesh

– Cleaning topology after boolean’s operations

– Making UV’s

Substance Painter:

– Texturing all props for photorealistic looks

– Make custome materials

– Texturin skin material for body and hands

– Learning different technics for adding cool details, scratches, grunge, dirts, peeling effect

Rendering:

– Overview rendering process for Marmoset toolbag and Arnold for 3ds max

– Overview materil configarations

– Light properties and placement

– Explaine how to properly setup rendering configurations

– Denoising image in Arnold

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Sculpting body and props in Zbrush

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: 1-0 Preparing base mesh

Lecture 3: 1-1 Blocking main shapes

Lecture 4: 1-2 Refining the main shapes and sketching the mask

Lecture 5: 1-3 Continuing to work on a model

Lecture 6: 1-4 Refining main shapes

Lecture 7: 1-5 Working on a mask

Lecture 8: 1-6 Working on a fists

Lecture 9: 1-7 Making accessories

Lecture 10: 1-8 Refining the shape of the mask

Lecture 11: 1-9 Blocking a t-shirt

Lecture 12: 1-10 Refining a body

Lecture 13: 1-11 Refining a body 2

Lecture 14: 1-12 Refining a body 3

Lecture 15: 1-13 Adding secondary shapes to a fists

Lecture 16: 1-14 Adding secondary shapes to a body

Lecture 17: 1-15 Adding folds for a t-shirt

Lecture 18: 1-16 Making UV and working on t-shirt

Lecture 19: 1-17 Refining muscles

Lecture 20: 1-18 Work on shoulders and mask

Lecture 21: 1-19 Mask retopology

Lecture 22: 1-20 Refining mask in Zbrush

Lecture 23: 1-21 Adding a pattern to a t-shirt

Lecture 24: 1-22 Continue to work on a t-shirt

Lecture 25: 1-23 Adding veins

Lecture 26: 1-24 Refining veins and adding skin pores

Lecture 27: 1-25 Adding a pattern to mask

Lecture 28: 1-26 Adding details to mask

Lecture 29: 1-27 Adding details to mask 2

Lecture 30: 1-28 Working on a shoulders

Lecture 31: 1-29 Working on a traps

Lecture 32: 1-30 Making a base

Lecture 33: 1-31 Making a gloves

Lecture 34: 1-32 Refining gloves in 3ds Max

Lecture 35: 1-33 Continuing to work on gloves

Lecture 36: 1-34 Adding details to gloves

Lecture 37: 1-35 Adding details to gloves 2

Lecture 38: 1-36 Adding details to gloves 3

Lecture 39: 1-37 Adding details to gloves 4

Lecture 40: 1-38 Refining my props

Lecture 41: 1-39 Finishing my model

Lecture 42: 1-40 Texturing Base

Lecture 43: 1-41 Texturing Body

Lecture 44: 1-42 Texturing Gloves

Lecture 45: 1-43 Texturing Mask

Lecture 46: 1-44 Texturing Mask 2

Lecture 47: 1-45 Texturing T-Shirt

Lecture 48: 1-46 Air particles

Chapter 2: Making props and details in 3ds Max. Texturing in Substance 3d Painter

Lecture 1: 2-1 Venom Tank Part 1

Lecture 2: 2-2 Venom Tank Part 2

Lecture 3: 2-3 Venom Tank Details

Lecture 4: 2-4 Back Detail Part 1

Lecture 5: 2-5 Back Detail Part 2

Lecture 6: 2-6 Back Detail Part 3

Lecture 7: 2-7 Collar, Spikes, UVs

Lecture 8: 2-8 Venom Tank UVs

Lecture 9: 2-9 Bracelets, Belt

Lecture 10: 2-10 Belt Details

Lecture 11: 2-11 Belt Spikes, UVs

Lecture 12: 2-12 Rivets, Tubes, UVs

Lecture 13: 2-13 Belt Texturing Part 1

Lecture 14: 2-14 Belt Texturing Part 2

Lecture 15: 2-15 Bracelets And Spikes Texturing

Lecture 16: 2-16 Rivet Texturing

Lecture 17: 2-17 Collar Texturing

Lecture 18: 2-18 Venom Tank Texturing Part 1

Lecture 19: 2-19 Venom Tank Texturing Part 2

Lecture 20: 2-20 Venom Tank Texturing Part 3

Lecture 21: 2-21 Details Texturing Part 1

Lecture 22: 2-22 Details Texturing Part 2

Lecture 23: 2-23 Glass Texturing

Lecture 24: 2-24 Back Detail Texturing

Chapter 3: Rendering in 3ds Max and Marmoset Toolbeg 4

Lecture 1: 3-1 3ds Max Rendering Overview

Lecture 2: 3-2 Glass And Venom Materials

Lecture 3: 3-3 Denoising

Lecture 4: 3-4 Marmoset Toolbag Render Overview

Lecture 5: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Oleg Khonko
3d character artist

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