Blender Cyberpunk in Unity HDRP

Blender Cyberpunk in Unity HDRP, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 194 lectures, based on 105 reviews, and has 1031 subscribers.

You will learn about Create professional 3D models in Blender UV unwrapping in Blender High definition texturing in Substance Painter Using emissive textures in Substance Painter Exporting HDRP textures for Unity Modular layout of buildings in Unity Create a full city scene in Unity High Quality reflections in Unity Setting up realistic lighting in Unity using the High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP) This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone wanting to learn how to model, texture and present professional 3D models in the Unity game engine or Designers and visual artists who want to break into the game design industry or People who want to learn game design and 3D modelling It is particularly useful for Anyone wanting to learn how to model, texture and present professional 3D models in the Unity game engine or Designers and visual artists who want to break into the game design industry or People who want to learn game design and 3D modelling.

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Summary

Title: Blender Cyberpunk in Unity HDRP

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 194

Number of Published Lectures: 194

Number of Curriculum Items: 194

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 194

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create professional 3D models in Blender
UV unwrapping in Blender
High definition texturing in Substance Painter
Using emissive textures in Substance Painter
Exporting HDRP textures for Unity
Modular layout of buildings in Unity
Create a full city scene in Unity
High Quality reflections in Unity
Setting up realistic lighting in Unity using the High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP)

Who Should Attend

Anyone wanting to learn how to model, texture and present professional 3D models in the Unity game engine
Designers and visual artists who want to break into the game design industry
People who want to learn game design and 3D modelling

Target Audiences

Anyone wanting to learn how to model, texture and present professional 3D models in the Unity game engine
Designers and visual artists who want to break into the game design industry
People who want to learn game design and 3D modelling

Cyberpunk is a vibrant, exciting and neon drenched game environment appearing in more and more video games.

In this series I am going to show you a professional production process for creating both low poly and high poly modular game assets for creating a cyberpunk city for use in the Unity High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP)

We will be modelling in Blender 2.82, where I will be showing you lots of cool techniques, shortcuts and best practices. We will be UV unwrapping the models to ensure we get high quality professional results.

We then jump over to Substance Painter 2019, one of the leading procedural texturing applications used in the game design industry today. I will be showing you how to create 4K multi layered materials that have that wow factor and the realism that is expected in today’s game industry. We will also be covering opacity layers and emission channels for the neon glows.

Finally we take our optimised low poly 3D models with High Definition texture maps into Unity and set up and render a realistic scene using the HDRP settings in Unity which have some of the most realistic and impressive lighting and rendering capabilities in any game engine at the moment.

By the end of this course you will be very confident with making and texturing your own game objects. You will have an impressive piece you can include in your game design portfolios.

So why not enrol today and I look forward to seeing you in my course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Research assignment

Lecture 3: Download Blender

Lecture 4: Setting up Blender

Chapter 2: Blender Basics

Lecture 1: Blender Basics – Object Mode

Lecture 2: Blender Basics – Edit Mode

Chapter 3: Low poly modelling

Lecture 1: Blocking out a shop front

Lecture 2: Blocking out the shop top

Lecture 3: Modelling the door

Lecture 4: Modelling the window

Lecture 5: Modelling the ventilation shaft

Lecture 6: Modelling the Fan

Lecture 7: Modelling Columns V1

Lecture 8: Modelling Columns V2

Lecture 9: Modelling the side pillars

Lecture 10: Modelling roller shutter frame

Lecture 11: Modelling roller shutter metal

Lecture 12: Merging geometry

Lecture 13: Deleting backfaces

Lecture 14: Creating a neon tube

Lecture 15: Creating Quads

Lecture 16: Modelling the signs

Lecture 17: Modelling top wall V1

Lecture 18: Modelling pipes

Lecture 19: Creating curved pipes

Lecture 20: Finishing shop front V1

Lecture 21: Hanging wires

Lecture 22: Wires Task

Lecture 23: Top Wall Fix

Lecture 24: Setting up neon text

Lecture 25: Neon text V2

Lecture 26: Blockout 2

Lecture 27: Modelling shop front V2

Lecture 28: Finishing shop front V2

Lecture 29: Modelling the electric box

Lecture 30: Blockout for top wall V2

Lecture 31: Modelling top wall V2

Lecture 32: Creating more neon text

Lecture 33: Creating the upper floor

Lecture 34: Creating neon wires

Lecture 35: Creating side signs

Lecture 36: Creating a standing sign

Lecture 37: Video 42 – Hotel Blockout

Lecture 38: Video 43 – Modelling the hotel base

Lecture 39: Hotel Text

Lecture 40: Hotel upper floor blockout

Lecture 41: Modelling the hotel upper floor

Lecture 42: Cyber Hotel Sign

Lecture 43: Modelling drainage props

Chapter 4: High Poly Modelling

Lecture 1: High Poly Shop V1

Lecture 2: High poly grid

Lecture 3: High poly fan

Lecture 4: High poly shop V2

Lecture 5: High poly columns

Lecture 6: High poly shutter piece

Lecture 7: High poly shutter

Lecture 8: High poly neon light

Lecture 9: High poly pipes

Lecture 10: High poly top walls

Lecture 11: High poly electric box

Lecture 12: High poly electric pipes

Lecture 13: High poly upper floor

Lecture 14: High Poly side signs

Lecture 15: High poly standing sign

Lecture 16: High poly hotel base

Lecture 17: High poly hotel upper floor

Lecture 18: High poly drainage

Chapter 5: UV Unwrapping

Lecture 1: Introduction to UV unwrapping

Lecture 2: UV unwrap shop front part 1

Lecture 3: UV unwrap shop front part 2

Lecture 4: UV unwrap shop front part 3

Lecture 5: Bonus – Unwrap shop door handle

Lecture 6: Unwrap the fan

Lecture 7: Unwrap shop front V2

Lecture 8: Unwrap column V1

Lecture 9: Unwrap column V2

Lecture 10: UV map packing for columns

Lecture 11: UV unwrapping side column

Lecture 12: UV unwrapping roller shutter piece

Lecture 13: UV unwrap roller shutter frame

Lecture 14: Packing shutter UVs

Lecture 15: UV unwrapping neon light and pipes

Lecture 16: UV unwrapping sign V1

Lecture 17: Sign challenge

Lecture 18: Sign packing and sewerage

Lecture 19: UV unwrapping top walls

Lecture 20: UV unwrap electric box

Lecture 21: UV unwrap upper floor

Lecture 22: Packing upper floor

Lecture 23: UV unwrapping side sign

Lecture 24: Side sign task

Lecture 25: Finishing side signs

Lecture 26: UV unwrap hotel base

Lecture 27: UV challenge

Lecture 28: UV unwrap hotel upper

Instructors

Pete Jepson
Game Design Tutor

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2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 10 votes
4 stars: 23 votes
5 stars: 64 votes

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