Beginner's Guide to Stylized Character Creation for Games

Beginner's Guide to Stylized Character Creation for Games, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 133 lectures, based on 202 reviews, and has 1466 subscribers.

You will learn about Stylized Character Modelling and Sculpting Making the High poly character Game ready Stylized Character Texturing in Substance Painter Rendering in Marmoset Toolbag This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are a complete beginner looking for a course which teaches you how to create a real time Stylized game character. or You want to make your high poly character game ready and texture it. It is particularly useful for If you are a complete beginner looking for a course which teaches you how to create a real time Stylized game character. or You want to make your high poly character game ready and texture it.

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Summary

Title: Beginner's Guide to Stylized Character Creation for Games

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 133

Number of Published Lectures: 133

Number of Curriculum Items: 133

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 133

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Stylized Character Modelling and Sculpting
Making the High poly character Game ready
Stylized Character Texturing in Substance Painter
Rendering in Marmoset Toolbag

Who Should Attend

If you are a complete beginner looking for a course which teaches you how to create a real time Stylized game character.
You want to make your high poly character game ready and texture it.

Target Audiences

If you are a complete beginner looking for a course which teaches you how to create a real time Stylized game character.
You want to make your high poly character game ready and texture it.

Is this course right for me :If you are a complete beginner looking for a course which teaches you how to create a real time game character and covers everything form Sculpting, retopology and texturing of a game character, specifically stylized kind of character then yes, this course is for you. Basically you want to learn to create a complete real time character from start to finish.

This course is not for me if : If you are an advance artist or student who knows the entire pipeline and looking for a realistic character making course then this is not a course for you. We have other courses which covers that.

Requirements to enrol : This course is for complete beginners that means you don’t need any prior knowledge of the used software in this course.

We have covered the basics of each software we have used in this course. But you need to have Zbrush, Maya, Substance Painter, Marmoset Toolbag and Photoshop installed on your PC.

Software we are gonna use : Maya, Zbrush, Marmoset Toolbag, Substance painter and Photoshop.

If it sounds like you then keep reading.

What will you learn :

Character Modeling and Sculpting
Retopology in Maya
Texturing in Substance Painter
Rendering in Marmoset Toolbag

Who am I to teach : My name is Abraham Leal, I am 3D Artist and producer and I have 8 years of experience in the industry. Currently I lead my own studio Critical Hit where we design and produce projects for the entertainment Industry.

Thanks again for watching Nexttut education and as always, enjoy.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Maya

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Project Overview

Lecture 3: Maya UI and Projects

Lecture 4: 3D Components

Lecture 5: Maya Customization

Lecture 6: Basic Modelling Tools

Lecture 7: Modelling the First Prop

Lecture 8: Complete Pipeline Overview

Lecture 9: Modelling the Shovel

Lecture 10: Modelling the Shovel Handle

Lecture 11: Modelling the Shovel Head

Lecture 12: Modelling the Shovel Connection

Lecture 13: Modelling the Combat Knife

Lecture 14: Modelling the Combat Knife Cover

Chapter 2: Introduction to Zbrush

Lecture 1: Introduction to Zbrush

Lecture 2: Introduction to Sculpting

Lecture 3: Sculpting a Stylized Skull

Lecture 4: Detailing the Stylized Skull

Lecture 5: Common Zbrush Errors

Lecture 6: Zbrush Cutsom UI

Lecture 7: Using a Base Mesh

Lecture 8: Planes of the Face

Lecture 9: Refining the Face

Lecture 10: Maya and Zbrsuh Bridge

Lecture 11: Modelling the Jacket

Lecture 12: Modelling the Pants

Lecture 13: Anatomy of the Folds

Lecture 14: Refining the Jacket Part1

Lecture 15: Refining the Jacket Part2

Lecture 16: Refining the Pants Part1

Lecture 17: Refining the Pants Part2

Lecture 18: Refining the Face Topology

Lecture 19: Modelling the Inside of the Mouth

Lecture 20: Modelling the Ear

Lecture 21: Block in of the Hair

Lecture 22: Sculpting the Hair Part1

Lecture 23: Sculpting the Hair Part2

Lecture 24: Modelling the Hands

Lecture 25: Refining the Hands

Lecture 26: Scene Assembly

Chapter 3: Prop Modelling

Lecture 1: Modelling the Sleeping Bag Part1

Lecture 2: Modelling the Sleeping Bag Part2

Lecture 3: Modelling Belt Buckles

Lecture 4: Refining Belt Buckles

Lecture 5: Modelling the Backpacks

Lecture 6: Refining Backpack a

Lecture 7: Refining Backpack b

Lecture 8: Refining Backpack c

Lecture 9: Refining Backpack d

Lecture 10: Organizing Our Assets

Lecture 11: Modelling the Front Bag

Lecture 12: Watertight Models

Lecture 13: Modelling Magazine Bags

Lecture 14: Modelling Secondary Magazine Bags

Lecture 15: Modelling the Watch

Lecture 16: Modelling the Chest Belt Part1

Lecture 17: Modelling the Chest Belt Part2

Lecture 18: Modelling the Chest Belt Part3

Lecture 19: Adding Jacket Details

Lecture 20: Modelling the Kneepad

Lecture 21: Modelling the Boots Part1

Lecture 22: Modelling the Boots Part2

Lecture 23: Modelling the Boots Part3

Lecture 24: Modelling the Scar Part1

Lecture 25: Modelling the Scar Part2

Lecture 26: Modelling the Scar Part3

Lecture 27: Modelling the Scar Part4

Lecture 28: Modelling the Scar Part5

Lecture 29: Modelling the Scar Part6

Lecture 30: Modelling the Pistol Part1

Lecture 31: Modelling the Pistol Part2

Lecture 32: Modelling the Pistol Holster

Lecture 33: Preparing Objects for Final Polish

Lecture 34: Final Details on the Pants

Lecture 35: Final Details on the Bags

Lecture 36: Preparing the High Polys

Chapter 4: Retopology

Lecture 1: Retopology of the Face part1

Lecture 2: Retopology of the Face part2

Lecture 3: Retopology of the Face part3

Lecture 4: Retopology of the Neck

Lecture 5: Retopology of the Shoulder

Lecture 6: Retopology of the Arm

Lecture 7: Retopology of the Forearm

Lecture 8: Retopology of the Hands

Lecture 9: Retopology of the Shoes

Lecture 10: Retopology of the Lower Pants

Lecture 11: Retopology of the Upper Leg

Lecture 12: Retopology of the Leg Details Part1

Lecture 13: Retopology of the Leg Details Part2

Lecture 14: Retopology of the Back

Lecture 15: Retopology of the Chest Part1

Lecture 16: Retopology of the Chest Part2

Lecture 17: Retopology of the Chest Part3

Lecture 18: Retopology of the Hair

Lecture 19: Retopology of the Bags

Lecture 20: Retopology of the Sleeping Bags

Instructors

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