Stylized texturing for video games with Blender

Stylized texturing for video games with Blender, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 45 lectures, based on 94 reviews, and has 1356 subscribers.

You will learn about The complete stylized texturing workflow for videogames, animation or 3D illustration. The use of the texture paint mode in Blender and the use of the shader nodes. A lot of techniques to create the materials for any kind of stylized model. How to bake the final texture maps to export the materials and use them in any rendering. or videogame engine How to configure the scene and the lighting to create professional quality renders with Marmoset Toolbag. How to study references to understand and adapt to be able to create your own materials This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn how to texture models with stylized aesthetics. or Students and professionals who want to learn how to create materials with Blender. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn how to texture models with stylized aesthetics. or Students and professionals who want to learn how to create materials with Blender.

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Summary

Title: Stylized texturing for video games with Blender

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 45

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The complete stylized texturing workflow for videogames, animation or 3D illustration.
The use of the texture paint mode in Blender and the use of the shader nodes.
A lot of techniques to create the materials for any kind of stylized model.
How to bake the final texture maps to export the materials and use them in any rendering. or videogame engine
How to configure the scene and the lighting to create professional quality renders with Marmoset Toolbag.
How to study references to understand and adapt to be able to create your own materials

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn how to texture models with stylized aesthetics.
Students and professionals who want to learn how to create materials with Blender.

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn how to texture models with stylized aesthetics.
Students and professionals who want to learn how to create materials with Blender.

In this course you will learn the complete workflow for creating stylized materials and texturesfor your models using the Blendertools.

What we will see in the course:

Fundamentals

-How Blender’s texture paint mode works

-How Blender’s node editor works
Project 1: Mushroom Diorama

-Basic modeling and UV unwrapping

-Blocking y color gradients

-Hand-painted texturing to refine and detail

-How to export the final texture maps

-Lighting and rendering with Marmoset Toolbag
Project 2: Mystery Diorama

-Baking the base maps with Marmoset Toolbag

-Stylized procedural texturing with Blender’s shader editor

-Custom texture projection with the stencil tool

-Creation of the emissive and transparency channel
-How to export the final texture maps

-Lighting and rendering with Marmoset Toolbag
Project 3: Chest of the golden sun

-Baking the base maps with Marmoset Toolbag

-Stylized procedural texturing with Blender’s shader editor

-Creation of the metalness and roughness channel
-How to export the final texture maps

-Lighting and rendering with Marmoset Toolbag
Project 4: Character (Kiuby girl)

-Baking the base maps with Marmoset Toolbag

-Procedural color blocking for all the materials

-Procedural texturing of organic materials (hair, skin, fur)

-Procedural texturing with patterns for the fabric

-Procedural texturing of armor, wood y metallic objects
-Hand-painted texturing for the details of the face and other parts of the skin
-Final maps exporting

-Lighting and rendering with Marmoset Toolbag
Final talking and recommendations

We will talk a little about how to study references and face texturing challenges on your own

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introducción

Lecture 1: Instructor presentation

Lecture 2: Course presentation

Lecture 3: Downloadable resources

Lecture 4: Important links of the course

Lecture 5: Facebook students group

Chapter 2: Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Shader editor fundamentals

Lecture 2: Texture paint fundamentals: Tools and brush properties

Chapter 3: Mushroom texturing

Lecture 1: 1 mushroom – modeling and unwrapping

Lecture 2: 2 mushroom – Aplyng the base color

Lecture 3: 3 mushroom – Painting the cap

Lecture 4: 4 mushroom – Painting the stem

Lecture 5: 5 mushroom – Painting the base and the leaf

Lecture 6: 6 mushroom – Distributing everything Diorama style

Lecture 7: 7 mushroom – Preparing the model in Marmoset for presentation

Chapter 4: Skull texturing

Lecture 1: 1 Skull – Baking the maps

Lecture 2: 2 Skull – Polishing the maps

Lecture 3: 3 Skull – Skull and candle textures

Lecture 4: 4 Skull – Book textures

Lecture 5: 5 Skull – Text of the book

Lecture 6: 6 Skull – Texture of the ink and the feather

Lecture 7: 7 Skull – Adding the roughness and lighting

Lecture 8: 8 Skull – Creating the emisive channel

Lecture 9: 9 Skull – exporting everything and rendering in Marmoset

Chapter 5: Chest texturing

Lecture 1: Chest 1 – Making the bakes

Lecture 2: Chest 2 – Making the base wood texture

Lecture 3: Chest 3 – Wood variations

Lecture 4: Chest 4 – Chest Roof Details and Gold

Lecture 5: Chest 5 – Chest Adding the roughness and the metalness

Lecture 6: Chest 6 – Chest Exporting and Rendering

Chapter 6: Kiuby texturing

Lecture 1: Kiuby 1 – Making the bakes

Lecture 2: Kiuby 2 – Blocking the materials

Lecture 3: Kiuby 3 – Hair and skin

Lecture 4: Kiuby 4 – Scroll

Lecture 5: Kiuby 5 – Dress

Lecture 6: Kiuby 6 – Armor

Lecture 7: Kiuby 7 – Kiuby ropes

Lecture 8: Kiuby 8 – Materials on the legs

Lecture 9: Kiuby 9 – Kiuby katana

Lecture 10: Kiuby 10 – Tails

Lecture 11: Kiuby 11 – Straps

Lecture 12: Kiuby 12 – Skin and face details

Lecture 13: Kiuby 13 – Final adjustments in the materials

Lecture 14: Kiuby 14 – Exporting the maps and making the petals

Lecture 15: Kiuby 15 – Rendering the character

Chapter 7: Final talking

Lecture 1: How to analyze references to face texturing challenges on your own

Instructors

Jose Moreno
Digital Artist
Sebastian Narvaez
Servidor holístico

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