Modeling and Rendering a Robot in Maya 2020

Modeling and Rendering a Robot in Maya 2020, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 55 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 6974 subscribers.

You will learn about How to use Maya. How to learn Maya's modeling tools. How to master professional modeling techniques. How to use lighting and rendering techniques using Arnold in Maya. How to use finishing techniques in Photoshop. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to become industry professionals in the film, game, and entertainment business. It is particularly useful for Students who want to become industry professionals in the film, game, and entertainment business.

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Summary

Title: Modeling and Rendering a Robot in Maya 2020

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to use Maya.
How to learn Maya's modeling tools.
How to master professional modeling techniques.
How to use lighting and rendering techniques using Arnold in Maya.
How to use finishing techniques in Photoshop.

Who Should Attend

Students who want to become industry professionals in the film, game, and entertainment business.

Target Audiences

Students who want to become industry professionals in the film, game, and entertainment business.

In this course you will lean how to create a robot character in Autodesk Maya.

Firstly, you will learn how to block out the character using a simple sphere.

Then you will learn how to use the QUAD DRAW TOOL. This tool is very powerful and it allows you to create polygons with a click of the mouse. This tool enables you to create any shape you like. It allows you to add more polygons, delete polygons, and add extra EDGE LOOPS. there is also a RELAX function that allows to space the polygons evenly, giving you a great looking model.

You will also learn how to create a DISPLACEMENT MAP. This map allows you to add extra details to the model without doing any extra modeling. The process is simple. Firstly, you will learn how to create UVs using the UV editor, then save the UV map to take into Photoshop.

In photoshop you will learn how to make the displacement map, then you will learn how to plug the map into the model for the final render.

Next, you will earn how to set up the lighting in Maya. You will learn how to use the SKYDOME light, and how to use a HDRI map, which is a high resolution texture map that acts as a light source.

Then you will learn how to create extra lights to create a more interesting lighting scenario, making your character look more cinematic and stylish.

Finally, you will learn how to set up the Arnold render so you can create beautifully rendered images.

Then afterwards, you will learn how to composite the image in Photoshop, and how to add extra details, like extra lights for the character’s eyes and a background that matches the lighting on the model.

This course teaches you all the principles of modeling, how to light efficiently, and how to use Maya effectively for your future modeling and lighting projects.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: 002. Blocking Out the Body

Lecture 3: 003. Blocking Out the Eyes

Lecture 4: 004. Creating the Head Light

Lecture 5: 005. Blocking Out the Shoulder & Resizing the Body

Lecture 6: 006. Blocking Out the Hip

Lecture 7: 007. Creating the Mouth with CV Curve Tool

Lecture 8: 008. Creating the Head with Quad Draw

Lecture 9: 009. Creating the Body with Quad Draw

Lecture 10: 010. Reshaping the Body with Sculpt Tool

Lecture 11: 011. Finishing the Eyes

Lecture 12: 012. Finishing the Head

Lecture 13: 013. Finishing the Body

Lecture 14: 014. Adding Bolts to the Head

Lecture 15: 015. Creating the Shoulder Part 1

Lecture 16: 016. Creating the Shoulder Part 2

Lecture 17: 017. Creating the Shoulder Part 3

Lecture 18: 018. Creating the Arm Part 1

Lecture 19: 019. Creating the Arm Part 2

Lecture 20: 020. Creating the Arm Part 3

Lecture 21: 021. Creating the Arm Part 4

Lecture 22: 022. Creating the Arm Part 5

Lecture 23: 023. Creating the Arm Part 6

Lecture 24: 024. Creating the Arm Part 7

Lecture 25: 025. Creating the Arm Part 8

Lecture 26: 026. Creating the Arm Part 9

Lecture 27: 027. Creating the Arm Part 10

Lecture 28: 028. Creating the Hand Part 1

Lecture 29: 029. Creating the Hand with Quad Draw

Lecture 30: 030. Finishing the Hand Part 1

Lecture 31: 031. Finishing the Hand Part 2

Lecture 32: 032. Finishing the Fingers Part 1

Lecture 33: 033. Finishing the Fingers Part 2

Lecture 34: 034. Matching Transformations with the Fingers

Lecture 35: 035. Grouping the Arms

Lecture 36: 036. Finishing the Legs

Lecture 37: 037. Finishing the Feet

Lecture 38: 038. Grouping the Character

Lecture 39: 039. Creating UVs

Lecture 40: 040. Creating a Displacement Map in Photoshop

Lecture 41: 041. Deleting Unwanted Faces

Lecture 42: 042. Rendering the Displacement Map

Lecture 43: 043. Creating a Camera

Lecture 44: 044. Render Settings

Lecture 45: 045. Understanding Focal Length

Lecture 46: 046. Smoothing the Model

Lecture 47: 047. Assigning Materials to the Model

Lecture 48: 048. Lighting with the Skydome

Lecture 49: 049. Adding Ambient Occlusion

Lecture 50: 050. Creating a Metallic Surface

Lecture 51: 051. Creating Material for the Eyes

Lecture 52: 052. Creating Front and Back Lighting

Lecture 53: 053. Setting Up the Final Render

Lecture 54: 054. Final Touches in Photoshop Part 1

Lecture 55: 055. Final Touches in Photoshop Part 2

Instructors

Digital Saucer Studios
Become a Great Digital Artist

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