Practical Sci-Fi Design

Practical Sci-Fi Design, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 57 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 157 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to use 3DS Max at a high level for sci-fi asset creation. Learn to use Plasticity at a high level for sci-fi asset creation. Learn the design principles and decisions that I think about when creating sci-fi assets. Take modern objects and redesign them into nice-looking sci-fi assets. This course is ideal for individuals who are New and intermediate modelers and designers who want to improve their designs in polygon and CAD applications. It is particularly useful for New and intermediate modelers and designers who want to improve their designs in polygon and CAD applications.

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Summary

Title: Practical Sci-Fi Design

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.88

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to use 3DS Max at a high level for sci-fi asset creation.
Learn to use Plasticity at a high level for sci-fi asset creation.
Learn the design principles and decisions that I think about when creating sci-fi assets.
Take modern objects and redesign them into nice-looking sci-fi assets.

Who Should Attend

New and intermediate modelers and designers who want to improve their designs in polygon and CAD applications.

Target Audiences

New and intermediate modelers and designers who want to improve their designs in polygon and CAD applications.

Fast. Fun. Dynamic. Practical. Easy-to-grasp. Are you a beginner or intermediate 3D artist who is interested in sci-fi design? Are you interested in a course that guides your hand and takes you step-by-step through a series of gradually more complex designs until you are confident in making anything you want? If you are then this course is for you! I designed this course to introduce design in a cohesive and practical way, by taking real life objects and giving them a sci-fi twist! We will take objects like thermoses, crates, shovels, helmets, concrete barriers, medkits, glasses, traffic cones, coolers, game consoles, and more and turn them into sleek sci-fi props. You will become proficient in 3D Studio Max, V-Ray, and Plasticity and learn some great techniques for fast design such as the auto-crease workflow for Max. To sweeten the deal, in addition to modeling, you will also learn how to create procedural materials in V-Ray so you can add complex detail and damage and grime to your models right away without having to worry about unwrapping UVs or going into Substance Painter. V-Ray decals are used extensively so you can add stickers and logos quickly by just placing the decal object on your model. You will also learn how to easily render and add post-processing effects, volume lights, and lens effects directly in Max without having to go into Photoshop or any other program. Max and V-Ray have all that you need! This course will continue to get updates for months to come so be sure to visit often to see the new content and stay tuned for updates on my Youtube channel: Arrimus3D.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Modeling

Lecture 1: Soda Can

Lecture 2: Using Polygons to the Max

Lecture 3: 5 Steps to Design

Lecture 4: Experiment After Finishing a Design

Lecture 5: General Tips – Part 1

Lecture 6: Border Principle

Lecture 7: Thermos – Part 1

Lecture 8: Thermos – Part 2

Lecture 9: Wall Lever

Lecture 10: Traffic Cone – Part 1

Lecture 11: Traffic Cone – Part 2

Lecture 12: Medkit – Part 1

Lecture 13: Medkit – Part 2

Lecture 14: Medkit – Part 3

Lecture 15: Medkit – Part 4

Lecture 16: Medkit – Part 5

Lecture 17: Medkit – Part 6

Lecture 18: Game Console – Part 1

Lecture 19: Game Console – Part 2

Lecture 20: Game Console – Part 3

Lecture 21: Thermal Shovel – Part 1

Lecture 22: Thermal Shovel – Part 2

Lecture 23: Thermal Shovel – Part 3

Lecture 24: Cooler – Part 1

Lecture 25: Cooler – Part 2

Lecture 26: Concrete Barrier – Part 1

Lecture 27: Concrete Barrier – Part 2

Lecture 28: Laptop – Part 1

Lecture 29: Glasses

Lecture 30: Propane Tank

Lecture 31: Kitbashing and Mechanical Arm – Part 1

Lecture 32: Kitbashing and Mechanical Arm – Part 2

Lecture 33: Kitbashing and Mechanical Arm – Part 3

Lecture 34: Vest – Part 1

Lecture 35: Vest – Part 2

Lecture 36: Helmet – Part 1

Lecture 37: Helmet – Part 2

Lecture 38: Helmet – Part 3

Lecture 39: Helmet – Part 4

Lecture 40: Helmet – Part 5

Lecture 41: Helmet – Part 6

Lecture 42: Helmet – Part 7

Lecture 43: Helmet – Part 8

Lecture 44: Helmet – Part 9

Chapter 2: V-Ray Rendering

Lecture 1: V-Ray – Part 1 – Glasses

Lecture 2: V-Ray – Part 2 – Decals

Lecture 3: V-Ray – Part 3 – Cooler 1

Lecture 4: V-Ray – Part 4 – Cooler 2

Lecture 5: V-Ray – Part 5 – Traffic Cone 1

Lecture 6: V-Ray – Part 6 – Traffic Cone 2

Lecture 7: V-Ray – Part 7 – Thermos

Lecture 8: V-Ray – Part 8 – Concrete Barrier

Lecture 9: V-Ray – Part 9 – Medkit

Lecture 10: V-Ray – Part 10 – Soda Can and Jar

Lecture 11: V-Ray – Part 11 – Game Console

Lecture 12: V-Ray – Part 12 – Helmet 1

Lecture 13: V-Ray – Part 13 – Helmet 2

Instructors

Arrimus 3D
3D Modeler and Designer

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