Game Asset Creation in Blender & Marmoset

Game Asset Creation in Blender & Marmoset, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 66 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 134 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating game ready assets using Blender3d, Substance Painter and Marmoset High and Low poly Modeling Techniques in Blender3D High Quality Texturing Techniques in Substance Painter Rendering using Raytracing in Marmoset Toolbag 4 This course is ideal for individuals who are Semi Beginner to Intermediate 3D Artists It is particularly useful for Semi Beginner to Intermediate 3D Artists.

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Summary

Title: Game Asset Creation in Blender & Marmoset

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating game ready assets using Blender3d, Substance Painter and Marmoset
High and Low poly Modeling Techniques in Blender3D
High Quality Texturing Techniques in Substance Painter
Rendering using Raytracing in Marmoset Toolbag 4

Who Should Attend

Semi Beginner to Intermediate 3D Artists

Target Audiences

Semi Beginner to Intermediate 3D Artists

Military Game Asset Creation in Blender & Marmoset

Learn how a professional prop artist works when creating props for games. You’ll learn techniques like High Poly Modeling, Low Poly Modeling, UV Unwrapping, Cloth Simulation, Texture Baking, Texturing, Rendering – and much more!

BLENDER AND MARMOSET TOOLBAG

All the modeling, UV mapping, and cloth simulations are done in Blender, Texturing will be done using Substance painter and a little bit of photoshop and the final rendering will be done within marmoset toolbag 4.

You will learn everything needed to create the asset shown in the images and trailer from scratch, next there will also be a bonus chapter that will show a timelapse of a scene creation inside of unreal engine 4 (please note this scene is not included in the sourcefiles)

18 HOURS REALTIME

Everything is shown in realtime with over 18 hours of content – You can follow along with every single step – from the first model in Blender to texturing in Painter to rendering in marmoset. There is only a very small narrated timelapse in the middle of the tutorial that goes over a very time consuming and repetitive function. but you do not have to worry about anything, everything will be explained in detail!

SKILL LEVEL

This game art tutorial is perfect for students who have some familiarity with the tools Blender, Substance Painter, and Marmoset Toolbag 3/4– Everything in this tutorial will be explained in detail. However, if you have never touched blender or substance painter before we recommend that you first watch an introduction tutorial of those programs (you can find many of these for free on Youtube or paid on this very website)

TOOLS USED

Blender 2.8+
Marmoset Toolbag 4
Substance Painter
Photoshop

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Emiel Sleegers is a senior environment artist currently working in the AAA Game Industry. He’s worked on games like The Division 2 + DLC at Ubisoft and on Forza Horizon 3 at Playground Games as an environment artist and material artist.

SOURCE FILES

Please note that this project does not come with any source files or extra content due to platform limitations. If you want all source files & extra content like un-timelapsed footage please look us up on ArtStation, Gumroad or FlippedNormals

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Going over Our Reference

Lecture 1: Trailer

Lecture 2: Going Over Our Reference

Chapter 2: Modeling and UV Unwrapping our Assets

Lecture 1: Modeling Our Pallet Part1

Lecture 2: Modeling Our Pallet Part2

Lecture 3: Modeling Our Pallet Part3

Lecture 4: Uv Unwrapping Our Pallet Part1

Lecture 5: Uv Unwrapping Our Pallet Part2

Lecture 6: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part1

Lecture 7: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part2

Lecture 8: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part3

Lecture 9: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part4

Lecture 10: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part5

Lecture 11: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part6

Lecture 12: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part7

Lecture 13: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part8

Lecture 14: Creating Our First Plastic Crate Part9

Lecture 15: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part1

Lecture 16: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part2

Lecture 17: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part3

Lecture 18: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part4

Lecture 19: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part5

Lecture 20: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part6

Lecture 21: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part7

Lecture 22: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part8

Lecture 23: Creating Our Second Plastic Crate Part9

Lecture 24: Uv Unwrapping Our Plastic Crates Part1

Lecture 25: Uv Unwrapping Our Plastic Crates Part2

Lecture 26: Uv Unwrapping Our Plastic Crates Part3

Lecture 27: Uv Unwrapping Our Plastic Crates Part4

Lecture 28: Uv Unwrapping Our Plastic Crates Part1

Lecture 29: Modeling And Unwrapping Our Cardboard Box Part1

Lecture 30: Modeling And Unwrapping Our Cardboard Box Part2

Lecture 31: Preparing Our Assets For Baking

Chapter 3: Baking our Assets

Lecture 1: Baking Our Assets Part1

Lecture 2: Baking Our Assets Part2

Chapter 4: Texturing our assets

Lecture 1: Texturing Our Pallet Part1

Lecture 2: Texturing Our Pallet Part2

Lecture 3: Setting Up Our Marmoset Render Scene

Lecture 4: Texturing Our Pallet Part3

Lecture 5: Texturing Our Pallet Part4

Lecture 6: Texturing Our First Crate Part1

Lecture 7: Texturing Our First Crate Part2

Lecture 8: Texturing Our First Crate Part3

Lecture 9: Texturing Our First Crate Part4

Lecture 10: Texturing Our First Crate Part5

Lecture 11: Texturing Our First Crate Part6

Lecture 12: 46-Texturing Our Second Crate Part1

Lecture 13: Texturing Our Second Crate Part2

Lecture 14: Texturing Our Cardboard Box Part1

Lecture 15: Texturing Our Cardboard Box Part2

Lecture 16: Texturing Our Cardboard Box Part3

Lecture 17: Texturing Our Cardboard Box Part4

Lecture 18: Texturing Our Cardboard Box Part5

Chapter 5: Assembling our assets

Lecture 1: Assembling Our Pile

Lecture 2: Creating Our Plastic Part1

Lecture 3: Creating Our Plastic Part2

Lecture 4: Creating Our Plastic Part3

Lecture 5: Creating Our Straps Part1

Lecture 6: Creating Our Straps Part2

Lecture 7: Creating Our Straps Part3

Lecture 8: Creating Our Straps Part4

Lecture 9: Creating Our Straps Part5

Chapter 6: Final Polish and Rendering

Lecture 1: Polishing Our Asset Part1

Lecture 2: Polishing Our Asset Part2

Lecture 3: Creating Final Portfolio Renders

Chapter 7: Bonus Chapter

Lecture 1: Creating An Unreal Engine Scene – Bonus Chapter

Instructors

FastTrack Tutorials
Game Art Courses by Industry Professionals

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