Complete Modular Environments in Unreal Engine

Complete Modular Environments in Unreal Engine, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 101 lectures, based on 47 reviews, and has 745 subscribers.

You will learn about Make Modular Environments Create Tiling Geometry and Material Creating Lighting For Game Environments Create AAA Props This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for students who know something about environment art and want to learn more new techniques It is particularly useful for This course is for students who know something about environment art and want to learn more new techniques.

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Summary

Title: Complete Modular Environments in Unreal Engine

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 101

Number of Published Lectures: 101

Number of Curriculum Items: 101

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 101

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

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

Who Should Attend

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

Target Audiences

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

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 Gamesand 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.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Download Project Files

Lecture 3: What Is Modularity

Lecture 4: The Planning Stage

Lecture 5: The Blockout Phase

Lecture 6: Some Bolckout Techniques

Chapter 2: Chapter 2 – The Blockout

Lecture 1: Blockout The Residential

Lecture 2: Residential In Unreal Engine

Lecture 3: Finishing The Residential

Lecture 4: Blockout The Museum

Lecture 5: Export Museum Kit To UE5

Lecture 6: Finishing The Buildings

Lecture 7: Finishing The Blockout

Chapter 3: Chapter 3 – Creating AAA Art _ First Iteration

Lecture 1: Fixing Some Problems

Lecture 2: Substance 3D Designer

Lecture 3: Brick Mat Big Shapes

Lecture 4: Brick Mat Surface Carving

Lecture 5: Brick Mat Finalize Height

Lecture 6: Brick Mat Base Color Big

Lecture 7: Brick Mat Base Color Medium

Lecture 8: Brick Mat Roughness

Lecture 9: Brick Kit Modularity

Lecture 10: Brick Kit In UE5

Lecture 11: Roof Kit Base In Blender

Lecture 12: Bake The Roof In Substance

Lecture 13: Roof Mat Height

Lecture 14: Roof Mat Base Color

Lecture 15: Roof Mat Roughness

Lecture 16: Roof Kit In Creation

Lecture 17: Alter The Red Brick Mat

Lecture 18: Create The Alley Kit

Lecture 19: Concrete Mat Big Shapes

Lecture 20: Concrete Mat Surface Damage

Lecture 21: Concrete Mat Colors Big

Lecture 22: Concrete Mat Roughness

Lecture 23: Museum Kit Finished

Lecture 24: Intro To Zbrush

Lecture 25: Sculpt Tiles In Zbrush

Lecture 26: Substance 3D Designer Bake

Lecture 27: Testing Patterns In SD

Lecture 28: Street Mat Height

Lecture 29: Finalizing Steet Mat

Lecture 30: Finishing Sidewalk Kit

Lecture 31: Finalizing First Iteration

Chapter 4: Chapter 4 – Creating AAA Art _ Second Iteration

Lecture 1: Some Quick Words

Lecture 2: Pillar Sculpt In Zbrush

Lecture 3: Finalizing Brick Pillars

Lecture 4: Ornaments For Moulding

Lecture 5: Baking Ornaments In SD

Lecture 6: Preparation For Workflow

Lecture 7: Residential Trimsheet

Lecture 8: Museum Trimsheet

Lecture 9: Baking Trimsheets

Lecture 10: Texture And Export Trims

Lecture 11: Quick Fix To Trimsheets

Lecture 12: Shape Breakers

Lecture 13: Pillar Caps Blockout

Lecture 14: Pillar Caps Sculpt

Lecture 15: Unwrapping Caps And Guards

Lecture 16: Baking Caps And Guards

Lecture 17: Texturing Caps And Guards

Lecture 18: Blockout The Museum Pillars

Lecture 19: Circular Pillar Caps

Lecture 20: Finalizing Caps Bockout

Lecture 21: Sculpting Museum Pieces

Lecture 22: Sculpting Museum Pillars

Lecture 23: LowPoly Pillars

Lecture 24: The Prefab System

Lecture 25: Unwrapping Museum Pillars

Lecture 26: Bake And Texture Museum Kit

Lecture 27: Testing The Progress In UE5

Lecture 28: Prefab For Windows

Lecture 29: Residential Window Blockout

Lecture 30: Baking The Windows

Lecture 31: Making Residential Windows

Lecture 32: Making Museum Windows

Lecture 33: Attic Window Blockout

Lecture 34: Residential Door BlockOut

Lecture 35: Finalized Residential Door

Lecture 36: Finalizing Residential Kit

Lecture 37: Museum Windows Blockout

Lecture 38: Finalizing The Geometry

Lecture 39: Unwrapping Shop Window

Lecture 40: Baking Shop Window

Lecture 41: Baking Museum Doors

Lecture 42: Texture Residential Special

Lecture 43: Texture Museum Specials

Chapter 5: Chapter 5 – Material Creation And Lighting

Lecture 1: Material Functions

Lecture 2: Base Color Controls

Lecture 3: All Of Material Controls

Lecture 4: Vertex Blending

Lecture 5: Residential Second UV RGB

Lecture 6: Finish Residential Building

Lecture 7: Museum Second UV RGB

Lecture 8: Using Vertex Color

Instructors

Nexttut Education Pvt.Ltd.
A specialist in CG tutorials

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5 stars: 31 votes

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