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Low poly game assets using Blender 2.8 & Substance Painter

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Low poly game assets using Blender 2.8 & Substance Painter, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 37 lectures, based on 50 reviews, and has 1340 subscribers.

You will learn about Get comfortable working in Blender 2.8 Low poly game assets modeling in Blender 2.8 Unwrapping low poly game assets in Blender 2.8 Transferring UV map between similar models/meshes or objects Exporting low poly game assets from Blender 2.8 for texturing in Substance Painter Get comfortable in using Substance Painter Detailed texturing of low poly game assets in Substance Painter Creating layers of textures in Substance Painter to give a look of high poly assets This course is ideal for individuals who are The course is intended for you if you are interested in becoming a game artist with a focus on modeling and texturing low poly game assets or If you use/intend to use Blender 2.8 & Substance Painter as main tools for modeling & texturing of low poly game assets It is particularly useful for The course is intended for you if you are interested in becoming a game artist with a focus on modeling and texturing low poly game assets or If you use/intend to use Blender 2.8 & Substance Painter as main tools for modeling & texturing of low poly game assets.

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Title: Low poly game assets using Blender 2.8 & Substance Painter

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Get comfortable working in Blender 2.8
  • Low poly game assets modeling in Blender 2.8
  • Unwrapping low poly game assets in Blender 2.8
  • Transferring UV map between similar models/meshes or objects
  • Exporting low poly game assets from Blender 2.8 for texturing in Substance Painter
  • Get comfortable in using Substance Painter
  • Detailed texturing of low poly game assets in Substance Painter
  • Creating layers of textures in Substance Painter to give a look of high poly assets

Who Should Attend

  • The course is intended for you if you are interested in becoming a game artist with a focus on modeling and texturing low poly game assets
  • If you use/intend to use Blender 2.8 & Substance Painter as main tools for modeling & texturing of low poly game assets

Target Audiences

  • The course is intended for you if you are interested in becoming a game artist with a focus on modeling and texturing low poly game assets
  • If you use/intend to use Blender 2.8 & Substance Painter as main tools for modeling & texturing of low poly game assets

For games polygon count is important and the lesser it is, the better. But we need to have game assets that look detailed in terms of textures without having high polygon count.

In this course, together we’ll learn how to achieve the look of high poly game assets using Substance Painter while we’ll build low poly game assets in Blender 2.8.

In Blender 2.8, we’ll:

  • Learn to use Blender 2.8 and common keyboard shortcuts

  • Model low poly game assets using different modeling techniques i.e. inset, extrude, bevel

  • Make use of Blender modifiers to make modeling process easy

  • Uv-unwrap low poly game assets

  • Transfer uv-map between similar 3d models

We’ll spend a lot of  time in Substance Painter to create:

  • Base texture details

  • Roughness, normal and height information

  • Scratches, edge wear, dirt and rust

Together, we’ll model & texture three game assets:

  • Wooden Skid

  • Barrel

  • Traffic cone

By the end of this, you’ll be able to use Blender 2.8 and Substance Painter to create your own low poly game assets.

While in terms of modeling, course is targeted at beginners, training on substance painter is useful for artists of all levels.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: About Blender 2.8

Lecture 1: 1 UI Changes in Blender 2.8

Lecture 2: 2 General setup tips for Blender 2.8

Chapter 3: Modeling and Uvunwrapping traffic cone

Lecture 1: 1 Modeling the traffic cone

Lecture 2: 2 Finishing the modeling of traffic cone

Lecture 3: 3 Uvunwrapping the traffic cone

Lecture 4: 4 Exporting the traffic cone

Chapter 4: Modeling and Uvunwrapping wooden skid

Lecture 1: 1 Wooden skid reference image

Lecture 2: 2 A word about collections in Blender 2.8

Lecture 3: 3 Creating side planks

Lecture 4: 4 Creating top planks

Lecture 5: 5 Creating the bridging structures of wooden skid

Lecture 6: 6 Completing the wooden skid modeling

Lecture 7: 7 Preparing our mesh for UVunwrapping

Lecture 8: 8 Starting the UVunwrapping of the wooden skid

Lecture 9: 9 Transferring uv maps between similar objects

Lecture 10: 10 Completing the uvunwrapping of wooden skid

Lecture 11: 11 Combining mesh to create single uv map

Lecture 12: 12 Exporting the wooden skid mesh out of Blender

Chapter 5: Modeling and Uvunwrapping barrel

Lecture 1: 1 Modeling the barrel

Lecture 2: 2 Uvunwrapping the barrel

Lecture 3: 3 Exporting the barrel

Chapter 6: About Substance Painter

Lecture 1: 1 Introudction to substance painter

Chapter 7: Texturing wooden skid

Lecture 1: 1 Creating color for wooden skid

Lecture 2: 2 Creating height map detail for wooden skid

Lecture 3: 3 Adding roughness & more height information to wooden skid

Lecture 4: 4 Adding edge wear and surface scratches to wooden skid

Lecture 5: 5 Adding dirt to wooden skid

Chapter 8: Texturing traffic cone

Lecture 1: 1 Creating color for traffic cone

Lecture 2: 2 Creating white stripes on the traffic cone

Lecture 3: 3 Adding details to white stripes

Lecture 4: 4 Adding roughness & dirt to traffic cone

Chapter 9: Texturing barrel

Lecture 1: 1 Creating color map for barrel

Lecture 2: 2 Creating height and roughness for Barrel

Lecture 3: 3 Creating dirt and scratches on barrel

Lecture 4: 4 Placing a logo on barrel

Lecture 5: 5 Creating rust on the barrel

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