Maya LT for Games: Create Stylized Low-Poly vehicle

Maya LT for Games: Create Stylized Low-Poly vehicle, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 83 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 88 subscribers.

You will learn about Autodesk Maya will become your best friend instead of unfamiliar creature Tools and Commands for effective build process of game-ready models Optimal knowledge and tactical methods regarding low-poly geometry Know to divide: Modeling and UV layout in Maya / Texturing workflow in Substance Painter Create model LODs (Level of Details) – manually vs automatic This course is ideal for individuals who are Everyone, who have a passion to study and create new things or The best fit is for future games creators It is particularly useful for Everyone, who have a passion to study and create new things or The best fit is for future games creators.

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Summary

Title: Maya LT for Games: Create Stylized Low-Poly vehicle

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 83

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Autodesk Maya will become your best friend instead of unfamiliar creature
Tools and Commands for effective build process of game-ready models
Optimal knowledge and tactical methods regarding low-poly geometry
Know to divide: Modeling and UV layout in Maya / Texturing workflow in Substance Painter
Create model LODs (Level of Details) – manually vs automatic

Who Should Attend

Everyone, who have a passion to study and create new things
The best fit is for future games creators

Target Audiences

Everyone, who have a passion to study and create new things
The best fit is for future games creators

My course is oriented to future Games Creators. Explore the shortest and the optimal way to understand game-ready assets preparation pipeline. In this course, I will teach you Maya basics during actual game-ready vehicle modeling process. Next, we have to texture it in Substance Painter and export for games purposes. Let’s roll!

Step by step:

* Understanding Maya interface and tools

* Discover polygonal modeling, elements and manipulation options

* Creating a new Shelf with our must-have commands list

* Learn how to find a reference. Blueprints vs 3d models drafts

* Practice on a vehicle creation, interior and articulated parts

* Done with a model? Create error-free UV layout for texturing

* Substance Painter – fast, nice and easy. Let’s texture!

* Back to Maya – time to create LOD’s (Level of Details)

* We are done! Export to Game Engine, enjoy our job!

What do you have when you enroll?

* Original, step-by-step 45 hours tutorial

* Progress files after each lesson

* My availability in comments – feedback and problems solving

Why should you learn from me?

I’m an indie games developer with some official experience in CG industry. My knowledge is coming from self-study. May be you are on the same place right now when I actually was about ten years ago. You can see my works. Can you do better? Of course you can, but you have to start from something. Let me give you the basics, so later I can be proud from my students.

Nobody can promise you “a ticket” or a work in CG industry shortly after taking any course. But I can promise you that by the end of my course you will be able to work on your own ideas. Without stress and questions regarding tools and methods. You have to practice, polish your new skills, so you can find better or faster solutions to reach impressive results.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course and Maya LT Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Maya LT – Interface and Hotkeys

Chapter 2: Modeling Basics

Lecture 1: Understanding Polygonal Objects, Shelf Editor

Lecture 2: Commands for modeling, PART 1

Lecture 3: Commands for modeling, PART 2

Lecture 4: Secondary Commands and Hypershade Window

Chapter 3: Theory: Low-Poly or Game-Ready model

Lecture 1: What is Low-Poly model?

Lecture 2: Low Poly / Game Ready models – my examples

Lecture 3: Find, load and arrange references

Chapter 4: Practice: Modeling Low Poly Vehicle

Lecture 1: Modeling Engine Cover

Lecture 2: Modeling Front Wheel Section

Lecture 3: Modeling front Bumper, PART1

Lecture 4: Modeling front Bumper, PART2

Lecture 5: Modeling Radiator Net

Lecture 6: Modeling Front Lamp

Lecture 7: Modeling the Roof

Lecture 8: Modeling Roof Connector

Lecture 9: Modeling Silver Line

Lecture 10: Modeling Front Door

Lecture 11: Modeling Handle and Mirror

Lecture 12: Modeling Front Door – Interior part

Lecture 13: Modeling Back side Vehicle Part

Lecture 14: Modeling Baggage Section

Lecture 15: Modeling Rear Bumper

Lecture 16: Modeling Rear Lamp

Lecture 17: Modeling Back Pillow

Lecture 18: Modeling Back Door

Lecture 19: Modeling Back Door – Interior shape

Lecture 20: Modeling Front Glass

Lecture 21: Modeling Passenger Seat

Lecture 22: Modeling Driver Seat

Lecture 23: Modeling Wipers

Lecture 24: Small fixes and additions

Lecture 25: Modeling Baggage interior

Lecture 26: Modeling Vehicle Interior, PART1

Lecture 27: Modeling Vehicle Interior, PART2

Lecture 28: Modeling Vehicle Interior, PART3

Lecture 29: Modeling Vehicle Interior, PART4

Lecture 30: Modeling Vehicle Interior, PART5

Lecture 31: Modeling Vehicle Interior, PART6

Lecture 32: Modeling Vehicle Interior, PART7

Lecture 33: Modeling Vehicle Interior, PART8

Lecture 34: Modeling Steering Wheel and Mirror

Lecture 35: Modeling the Wheel

Lecture 36: Mirroring the Vehicle

Lecture 37: Cleaning Polygonal Mesh

Lecture 38: Modeling Undercarriage

Lecture 39: Modeling Engine Interior

Lecture 40: Preparations to Stylize

Lecture 41: Stylize Original Model, PART1

Lecture 42: Stylize Original Model, PART2

Chapter 5: Proper UV Layout before texturing

Lecture 1: Understanding UV, PART1

Lecture 2: Understanding UV, PART2

Lecture 3: Engine Cover UV Unwrap

Lecture 4: Baggage UV Unwrap

Lecture 5: Wheel UV Unwrap

Lecture 6: Seats UV Unwrap

Lecture 7: Small Parts UV Troubleshoot

Lecture 8: Front Door UV Unwrap

Lecture 9: Back Door UV Unwrap

Lecture 10: Fixing Non-Manifold Geometry

Lecture 11: Body UV Unwrap – creating main cuts

Lecture 12: Back Bumper and Pillow UV Unwrap

Lecture 13: Interior UV Unwrap

Lecture 14: Interior Secondary Parts UV Unwrap

Lecture 15: Creating Common Parts UV Puzzle

Lecture 16: Principles of Vehicle UV Layout

Lecture 17: Completed UV Puzzle Review

Chapter 6: Substance Painter -Theory and Practice

Lecture 1: Introduction to Substance Painter

Lecture 2: Bake Textures, Paint, Find Issues

Lecture 3: Exterior Basic Texturing

Lecture 4: Interior Basic Texturing

Lecture 5: Texturing Passengers Area

Lecture 6: Adding Details and Glass Shader

Lecture 7: Exporting Textures. Substance – Photoshop – Maya

Lecture 8: Texturing Wheels

Lecture 9: Rendering with Substance Painter

Lecture 10: Render Pictures Review

Chapter 7: Working with Level of Details (LODs)

Lecture 1: Textures fixes for LOD's

Lecture 2: Preparing for Level Of Details

Lecture 3: LOD1 for Vehicle Body Exterior

Lecture 4: LOD1 for Vehicle Body Interior

Lecture 5: Vehicle LODs review

Instructors

Dmitry Baklanov
Online teacher at Mastermaya.pro

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