Blender: Create 3D game assets
What you'll learn
- AAA 3D game asset pipeline
- Searching for the right reference material
- 3D Modeling
- Texturing
- UV Unwrapping
- Creating a high-poly 3D model
- Creating a low-poly 3D model
- Bake all the high-poly details on top of the low-poly 3D model
Requirements
- Have Blender installed
- Have Substance painter installed
Description
Creating 3D game assets is the main focus of this course.
In chapter 1 You can sit back and listen to the introduction to understand the mechanics behind the 3D pipeline.
In chapter 2 You will apply everything you have learned in chapter 1. While creating the barrel you will learn simple but effective modeling techniques in blender. In Substance painter you will be able to create realistic looking materials with ease.
In chapter 3 We go deeper into the creation of the model. creating more challenging shapes so your models will look more realistic and creating materials from scratch. This way you can start thinking about materials in a different light and start looking for ways to create textures and materials you never had thought about before.
Chapter 4+5 Are made for each-other. With the creation of the chair, you will get an understanding about shapes and recreating more intricate models. Now that our chair model is done you will learn how to reuse certain parts of the model so we safe loads of time and create a ''set'' of models that look good together.
FREE UPDATE!!!
chapter 6+7 and chapter Extra's are new updates just for you!
Chapter 6+7 Are designed to speed up your process and create multiple 3D models from the same kind with a different look.
Chapter Extra's Covers topics that will heighten your production speed and quality, but are better served separate so you can find them back.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to learn how to use Blender
- Students that have a basic understanding of 3D
- Students that are willing to learn
Instructor
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I am a 3D artist with years of experience. my journey started when i was 14 using deskartes in my dad's goldsmith store. when a costumer was not sure what the 2d drawing would look like we made a 3d visualisation. and we also printed the jewelry in wax.
After this i started my school as an engineer. we worked with solidworks and this ment that you were very constraint to every measurement of the model.
on my own i wanted to make games and i stumbled upon blender. this free exciting program that could do it all. i have learned everything i needed to make awesome looking 3d models.
my next step was character creation and Zbrush is already second nature.