Scifi Sword Tutorial: Blender / Quixel / Unreal

Scifi Sword Tutorial: Blender / Quixel / Unreal, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.63, with 32 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 48 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to model, texture and present a game ready sword for your portfolio Create block out meshes and understand their purpose Create low poly models that have great topology and will look great in game Build optimized and well thought out high poly models that are rich in details Learn the fundamentals of good texture unwrapping and layout for different situations Exporting your models so that you can work with them in Unreal and other art software How to use Blender to bake our model's textures Creating realistic textures and materials inside of Quixel Exporting our final textures from Quixel so that we can use them in Unreal Engine Rendering portfolio screenshots of our models out of Unreal Engine This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are learning to create game art or want to increase the quality of the art you can create for your portfolio or video game. It is particularly useful for If you are learning to create game art or want to increase the quality of the art you can create for your portfolio or video game.

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Summary

Title: Scifi Sword Tutorial: Blender / Quixel / Unreal

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.63

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to model, texture and present a game ready sword for your portfolio
Create block out meshes and understand their purpose
Create low poly models that have great topology and will look great in game
Build optimized and well thought out high poly models that are rich in details
Learn the fundamentals of good texture unwrapping and layout for different situations
Exporting your models so that you can work with them in Unreal and other art software
How to use Blender to bake our model's textures
Creating realistic textures and materials inside of Quixel
Exporting our final textures from Quixel so that we can use them in Unreal Engine
Rendering portfolio screenshots of our models out of Unreal Engine

Who Should Attend

If you are learning to create game art or want to increase the quality of the art you can create for your portfolio or video game.

Target Audiences

If you are learning to create game art or want to increase the quality of the art you can create for your portfolio or video game.

In this course you’ll learn how to make a scifi sword for your video game art portfolio. This course is designed to give you all the skills you need to create portfolio art piece for the game industry. In blender we will model the high poly with booleans, low poly, UV mapping and bake the textures we will need to finish the materials in Quixel, finally we will bring our assets into unreal and set up a presentation of our model. By the end of this course you will have the skills to create beautiful weapons and models for games.

Custom scripts for setting up blender to be easier and more efficient for modeling
White box modeling focusing on scale and silhouette.
High poly modeling and refinement for a good high to low bakes,
Understanding Booleans and how to use them effectively
Bevel material Node for higher quality high poly bake information
Starting with the High Poly as a base for our Low Poly with further optimizing for real time
Using Cages to Bake Normal maps, Color Id maps, and Ambient Occlusion maps all in Blender for texturing in Quixel Mixer
Generating the Cavity map in Xnormal with the Normal map
Authoring Realistic materials in Quixel mixer
Importing into Unreal
Presenting Art assets like a Professional all in Unreal

Includes:

31 video lessons
.blend model files for each section of the tutorial
Final Unreal Project file
Finale Renders
Reference and Concept Images
More

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Setting Up Blender

Lecture 1: Getting Set up in Blender

Lecture 2: Overview of Scripts

Chapter 2: Whiteboxing

Lecture 1: Whitebox Modeling

Chapter 3: High Poly Modeling

Lecture 1: High Poly Pummel

Lecture 2: High Poly Handle

Lecture 3: High Poly Blade

Lecture 4: High Poly Handguard

Lecture 5: Naming and Organizing

Lecture 6: High Poly Clean Up Forward Handle

Lecture 7: High Poly Clean Up Pummel and handles

Lecture 8: High Poly Clean Up Hanguard

Lecture 9: High Poly Clean up Blade and Cylinder

Lecture 10: Material Node – Bevel

Chapter 4: Low poly and UVs

Lecture 1: Low Poly Setup and Pummel

Lecture 2: Low Poly Baking Example Pummel

Lecture 3: Low Poly Back Handle

Lecture 4: Low Poly Forward Handle

Lecture 5: Low Poly Handguard

Lecture 6: Low Poly Handguard

Lecture 7: Low Poly Blade

Lecture 8: UV layout

Chapter 5: Baking Texture Maps

Lecture 1: Normal Map Video 1

Lecture 2: Normal Map Video 2

Lecture 3: Normal Map Video 3

Lecture 4: Color ID Map

Lecture 5: Ambient Occlusion Map

Chapter 6: Texturing In Quixel Mixer and Presenting in Unreal

Lecture 1: Installing Quixel Mixer and Unreal Engine

Lecture 2: Importing into Quixel Mixer

Lecture 3: Texturing metals

Lecture 4: Texturing Rubber and Emissive

Chapter 7: Presentation

Lecture 1: First Steps in Unreal

Lecture 2: Final Presentation

Instructors

Samuel Wall
Art Director | Senior 3D Artist

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