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Complete Modular Environments in Unreal Engine
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Complete Modular Environments in Unreal Engine

Create Modular Environments in Unreal Engine, Blender, Zbrush, Substance Painter, and Substance Designer.
Last updated 6/2023
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What you'll learn

  • Make Modular Environments
  • Create Tiling Geometry and Material
  • Creating Lighting For Game Environments
  • Create AAA Props

Course content

6 sections101 lectures38h 39m total length
  • Introduction1:53

    Learn to create modular environments in Unreal Engine by planning, blackout, and iterative workflows, from bare-bones tiling geometries and materials to complex details like vertex blending.

  • Download Project Files1:28

    Unzip the modular victorian folder, open your project in Unreal Engine, and load the final scene you will build while noting curtain files are not included.

  • What Is Modularity20:29

    Learn how modular design uses reusable kits and interchangeable modules to build game environments, avoid repetition, plan for variety, optimize textures, and test early with block-out and snapping.

  • The Planning Stage16:42

    The planning stage lays the foundation for modular environments by forming a clear final vision, gathering references, and asking what, why, and how to guide fast block-out iterations.

  • The Blockout Phase27:01

    Move from planning to the block out phase, using primitive shapes to test ideas, iterate quickly, and validate modularity in Unreal Engine with tiling textures and proper UVs.

  • Some Bolckout Techniques27:06

    Learn to craft modular Unreal Engine environments by standardizing pivots, grid sizes, and naming conventions, never changing them to maintain consistent snapping, alignment, and reliable re-imports.

Requirements

  • I expect you to have some sort of basic software experience, in Unreal Engine, Blender, Zbrush, Substance Painter, and Substance Designer.

Description

Do you want to learn about Modularity in Environment Art?

Then I welcome you to Nexttut education's Complete Modular Environments in Unreal Engine course.


WHY SHOULD YOU LEARN FROM ME:

My name is Arash and I have been a 3D character artist for games for some time now. I have a background in teaching Game-Art related content and I feel confident that you are going to learn a lot from this course.


By the end of this course:

● You will have the knowledge to create Modular Environments

● You will be able to create a decent game environment


WHAT WILL I LEARN:

● Modular Theory and Systems

● Creating Tiling materials and variations

● Working in UE5 to create game environments

● Creating Second UV masks to add more detail in materials


COURSE PROJECTS:

We will start by talking about modularity theory and its benefits and disadvantages, and offer some solutions to cure some problems. Then start working on the planning stage to make sure that we have a strong ground to stand on top of. Then we create the block-out to make sure that our ideas are correct, then start to add iteration on top of iteration to finalize the environment. In the way, we will learn about tiling geometry, tiling materials, displacing simple geometry to create complex details, creating good-looking materials, lighting and many more.


IS THIS COURSE RIGHT FOR ME:

● This course is for students who know something about environment art and want to learn more new techniques

● The course is also for artists who want to speed up their workflow in Modular Environment Creation for Games and improve their skill in making good-looking yet. Performant levels.


WHO IS NOT THE IDEAL STUDENT:

This course is not designed for 3D beginners


WHAT SHOULD I KNOW OR HAVE FOR THE COURSE:

I expect you to have some sort of basic software experience, in Unreal Engine, Blender, Zbrush, Substance Painter, and Substance Designer.


JOIN ME NOW:

So if you want to make Modular Environments for Games, 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.


Who this course is for:

  • This course is for students who know something about environment art and want to learn more new techniques