Learn Stylized Game Environment Creation : Blender and UE5

Learn Stylized Game Environment Creation : Blender and UE5, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.66, with 81 lectures, based on 87 reviews, and has 1121 subscribers.

You will learn about The complete game environment workflow using blender and unreal engine 5 Stylized Sculpting and Material Creation Creating Stylized Foliage such as Grass, Flowers, Trees and Rocks! Creating Optimized Trimsheets for modular texturing! An Introduction to Unreal engine Materials and Shader Script Learning the high to low poly baking workflow for optimized textures Learning to create Seamless Textures and Trimsheets for large scale texturing Modeling Props and UV Mapping for Environments! A Complete Environment! This course is ideal for individuals who are Artists or Game Developers looking to learn to make game ready environments inspired by games like Zelda or Geshin Impact! It is particularly useful for Artists or Game Developers looking to learn to make game ready environments inspired by games like Zelda or Geshin Impact!.

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Summary

Title: Learn Stylized Game Environment Creation : Blender and UE5

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.66

Number of Lectures: 81

Number of Published Lectures: 81

Number of Curriculum Items: 81

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 81

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The complete game environment workflow using blender and unreal engine 5
Stylized Sculpting and Material Creation
Creating Stylized Foliage such as Grass, Flowers, Trees and Rocks!
Creating Optimized Trimsheets for modular texturing!
An Introduction to Unreal engine Materials and Shader Script
Learning the high to low poly baking workflow for optimized textures
Learning to create Seamless Textures and Trimsheets for large scale texturing
Modeling Props and UV Mapping for Environments!
A Complete Environment!

Who Should Attend

Artists or Game Developers looking to learn to make game ready environments inspired by games like Zelda or Geshin Impact!

Target Audiences

Artists or Game Developers looking to learn to make game ready environments inspired by games like Zelda or Geshin Impact!

Introduction

Want to make beautiful Game Ready Stylized Environments? Blender is slowly being adopted by big companies such as Ubisoft and EA as well as many up and coming indie studios as their main software of choice to make game art! While the software is impressive with many features and affordability, the documentation for a game Game Environment workflow in blender is still scarce, I hope to bring the necessary information and techniques you help you transition or start making game assets with blender

Learn all the necessary tools and tips to create game ready Environments while completing a whole stylized environment from scratch. The goal of this course is to bridge the gap to create game environments with more affordable software but still keeping industry standard workflows. For the best experience, the entire project takes a hands on approach to learning and you build all the assets from scratch.

What you will learn

The complete game environment workflow using blender and unreal engine 5
Stylized Sculpting in Blender and Material Creation
Creating Stylized Foliage such as Grass, Flowers, Trees and Rocks!
Creating Optimized Trimsheets for modular texturing!
An Introduction to Unreal engine Materials and Shader Script
Learning the high to low poly baking workflow for optimized textures
Learning to create Seamless Textures and Trimsheets for large scale texturing
Modeling Props and UV Mapping for Environments!
A Complete Environment!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Adding Reference and Basic Tools Overview ( Project Files here )

Lecture 2: Introduction to Mirror modifier and Modeling Chair Legs

Lecture 3: Auto Mirroring, Shear Tool, Origin Tool Overview while Modeling Chair

Lecture 4: Introduction to Solidfy Modifier and Modeling Barrel

Lecture 5: Modeling Barrel while using Arrays and Mirror Modifiers

Lecture 6: Your First Sculpting Video and Scrape Brush Setup

Lecture 7: Sculpting the Trimsheet Part 2 +& Sculpting Wood

Lecture 8: Baking Normal Maps, Ambient Occlusion, Edgewear, Unreal Project Setup

Lecture 9: Explaining Math Nodes in Unreal Engine Materials

Lecture 10: Basic Trim Sheet Material Setup + Material Functions

Lecture 11: Creating Material Grunge Color Variation

Lecture 12: Summary and Organizing and Catagorizing Nodes!

Lecture 13: Blender Material setup and adding UV Squares

Lecture 14: UV Mapping Crate

Lecture 15: UV Mapping Chair

Lecture 16: UV Mapping Barrel

Lecture 17: Color Adjustments, Conclusions

Chapter 2: Creating Nature and Foliage Assets!

Lecture 1: Runtime Virtual Textures and Landscape INTRO

Lecture 2: Stylized Grass : Creating the Grass Mesh

Lecture 3: Stylized Grass : Creating the Grass Wind

Lecture 4: Stylized Grass : Creating the Grass Color and Variations

Lecture 5: Rocks : Blocking out 1

Lecture 6: Rocks : Blocking out 2

Lecture 7: Rocks : Sculpting 1

Lecture 8: Rocks : Sculpting 2

Lecture 9: Rocks : UV Mapping

Lecture 10: Rocks : Baking Normal Maps

Lecture 11: Rocks : Baking Curvature

Lecture 12: Rocks : Exporting Meshes and Material Setup

Lecture 13: Ground : Sculpting

Lecture 14: Ground : Baking Maps

Lecture 15: Ground : Material Setup

Lecture 16: Creating Light Functions for the Sun Light

Lecture 17: Creating Translucent Fog Cards

Lecture 18: Flowers : Creating Atlas and Texture Packing

Lecture 19: Flowers : Building Flower Cards and mesh

Lecture 20: Flowers : Creating the Flower Material

Lecture 21: Flowers : Creating Color Variations with Instanced Materials

Lecture 22: Trees : Sculpting the Tree Bark

Lecture 23: Trees: Creating the Tree Bark Material + Expanding Master Material

Lecture 24: Trees : Creating the Tree Bark Mesh

Lecture 25: Trees : Creating the Leaf Cards

Lecture 26: Trees : Distributing the Leaf Cards!

Lecture 27: Stylized Water : Water Normals and Tiling

Lecture 28: Stylized Water : Scattering and Refraction

Lecture 29: Stylized Water_Water Ripples

Chapter 3: Windmill Creation

Lecture 1: Windmill Modeling : Front Frames

Lecture 2: Windmill Modeling : Blocking out Big Frames

Lecture 3: Windmill Modeling : Big Frames Array

Lecture 4: Windmill Modeling : Gem

Lecture 5: Windmill Modeling : Home Pillars and Window

Lecture 6: Windmill Modeling : Arches

Lecture 7: Windmill Modeling : UpperArch

Lecture 8: Windmill Modeling : Middle Window

Lecture 9: Windmill Modeling : LeftRoof

Lecture 10: Windmill Modeling : RightRoof & Middle Window

Lecture 11: Windmill Modeling : Windows

Lecture 12: Windmill Modeling : Window Finish

Lecture 13: Windmill Modeling : Patio

Lecture 14: Windmill Modeling : Completing & Closing Open Gaps

Chapter 4: Creating More Materials!

Lecture 1: Brick : Material Model Blockout

Lecture 2: Brick : Sculpting!

Lecture 3: Brick : Material Setup in Unreal Engine!

Lecture 4: Stone Tiles : Complete Material Creation!

Lecture 5: Roof Tiles : From start to finish!

Lecture 6: Wooden TrimSheet : Sculpting the remainder

Lecture 7: Wooden TrimSheet : Baking and Finishing Material

Lecture 8: Fabric : From start to finish

Chapter 5: UV Mapping & Finishing the Environment!

Lecture 1: Blender Material Setup For Unwrapping

Lecture 2: UV Mapping : Wall Linings and Pillar

Lecture 3: UV Mapping : Duplicating Pillars and Arches

Lecture 4: UV Mapping : Finish Windmill Floor

Lecture 5: UV Mapping : Front Frames

Lecture 6: UV Mapping : Big Frames

Lecture 7: UV Mapping : Unwrapping Roofs

Lecture 8: UV Mapping : Unwrapping Windows

Lecture 9: UV Mapping : Frames 1

Lecture 10: UV Mapping : Frames 2

Lecture 11: Exporting Windmill

Lecture 12: Setting up the Environment and Landscape!

Lecture 13: Finishing the Scene

Instructors

Victor Deno
Indie Game Dev

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