Weapon Modeling & Texturing For Game for Absolute Beginners

Weapon Modeling & Texturing For Game for Absolute Beginners, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 64 lectures, based on 163 reviews, and has 739 subscribers.

You will learn about Modeling Weapons in Maya Sculpting Weapon Details in Zbrush Retopology High Poly Meshes in Maya UV Unwrapping in Maya Baking Normal, Occlusion, Curvature and some other maps in Substance Painter Texturing in Substance Painter This course is ideal for individuals who are Who wants to learn the full pipeline of creating a game weapon but struggles to find a proper course. It is particularly useful for Who wants to learn the full pipeline of creating a game weapon but struggles to find a proper course.

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Summary

Title: Weapon Modeling & Texturing For Game for Absolute Beginners

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 64

Number of Published Lectures: 64

Number of Curriculum Items: 64

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Modeling Weapons in Maya
Sculpting Weapon Details in Zbrush
Retopology High Poly Meshes in Maya
UV Unwrapping in Maya
Baking Normal, Occlusion, Curvature and some other maps in Substance Painter
Texturing in Substance Painter

Who Should Attend

Who wants to learn the full pipeline of creating a game weapon but struggles to find a proper course.

Target Audiences

Who wants to learn the full pipeline of creating a game weapon but struggles to find a proper course.

Welcome and Instructor Intro

Hi, Welcome to Weapon Modeling & Texturing For Game for Absolute Beginners course. In this course you will be learning creating a game weapon from scratch step by step.

Do you want to learn the full pipeline of creating a weapon for game ?

If so then this is the perfect course for you.

My name is Nalin, I am a 3d Modelling and Texturing Artist com Educator.

I have been teaching since 2008 at various Institution such as ZICA, Reliance Education and Arena Animation. I have also worked as a Character Modelling and Texturing Artist at Lakshya Digital and Dhruva Interactive.

Benefits

Learning Weapon modelling and texturing is a necessary step towards becoming a prop or character artist for Game and Films.

By the end of this course you will be able to create weapons for game and films.

Why to learn from me ?

As you may know I am an experienced artist having 10+ years of studio and teaching experience and on top of that, I am a passionate teacher.
You will get premium support from me for your doubt clearing while taking the course and even after completion of the course, you can reach out me and ask questions. You are my student for the lifetime.

List of Major Components

Let’s see how the course is designed. There would be 8 modules.

The first module will introduce you with the course.

The 2nd module Maya Basics For Absolute Beginners, will cover some Maya Basics and this is for absolute Maya beginners.

Then in the 3rd module, Modeling the Axe Base Mesh in Maya, you will be learning Maya modelling to model the Axe base mesh.

In the 4th module Detailing the Axe in Zbrush, we are going to start with Zbrush basic and then I will be sculpting the Axe. You are going to learn how to sculpt metals adding scratches, and then you will be learning how to add the wood textures on the handle and finally the fabric wrinkles.

The 5th module Retopo the Axe in Maya, You will be learning how to retopolize the high poly model inside maya using the quad draw tool.

6th module is UV Unwrapping in Maya, In this Module I will teach you how to unwrap UVs using powerful maya uv editor and its tools.

In the 7th module Texturing in Substance Painter, I will start with substance painter basics and then we are going to texture the Axe.

I will start with Baking various maps such as normal map, ambient occlusion map, color Id map and some other useful maps for texturing.

I will show you how to texture the metals, then the wood handle and fabric and how you can add some dirt.

finally I will show you how to render the final image for your portfolio using Iray renderer in substance painter.

And the Final module I am going to conclude and wrap up the course.

Ideal Students

I have designed this course for beginners level 3d modelling students, who wants to learn the full pipeline of creating a game weapon but struggling to finding a proper course

There are no prior knowledge required for the course.

30 days money back guaranty

Feel free to check out the course description and course outline below to see everything that is included in this course.

There is a 30 days money back guaranty. Which means if you aren’t satisfied with the course then you can refund it within 30 days.

So literally there isn’t any risk at all, so go ahead and click on the enroll button. I can’t wait to see you in the course.

This is Nalin, I thank you for enrolling to the course and I will see you in the first lesion.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Download Concept Art and Resources

Chapter 2: Maya Basics For Absolute Beginners

Lecture 1: User Interface Overview

Lecture 2: Viewpot Navigation

Lecture 3: Creating Objects

Lecture 4: Saving and Opening Files

Lecture 5: Selecting Objects and Components

Lecture 6: Using Move, Rotate and Scale Tool

Lecture 7: Using Layers

Lecture 8: Soft Selection and Symmetry

Lecture 9: Hide and Show Objects

Lecture 10: Intro to Outliner

Lecture 11: Using Pivot Point

Lecture 12: Group Objects

Lecture 13: Using Marking Menu

Chapter 3: Modeling the Axe Base Mesh in Maya

Lecture 1: Modeling the Axe Center

Lecture 2: Modeling the Axe

Lecture 3: Modeling the Axe back Part

Lecture 4: Modeling the Axe Handle

Lecture 5: Finishing the Axe Metal Part

Lecture 6: Modeling the Wrapped Cotton

Lecture 7: Finishing the Axe Base Mesh

Lecture 8: Exporting the Base Mesh and Wrap up

Chapter 4: Detailing the Axe in Zbrush

Lecture 1: What is Zbrush.

Lecture 2: How to Download and Install Zbrush

Lecture 3: Interface Overview

Lecture 4: Navigating the Canvas

Lecture 5: Importing the Axe into Zbrush

Lecture 6: Using PureRef for Reference Image

Lecture 7: Sculpting the Metal Part 01

Lecture 8: Sculpting the Metal Part 02

Lecture 9: Adding Scratches Part 01

Lecture 10: Adding Scratches Part02

Lecture 11: Adding Surface Details

Lecture 12: Sculpting the Wood Handle

Lecture 13: Sculpting the Wrapped Cloth

Lecture 14: Finishing The Axe Sculpting

Lecture 15: Decimating, Exporting and Wrap Up

Chapter 5: Retopology in Maya

Lecture 1: Setting the Scene for Retopo

Lecture 2: Retopo the Axe Metal Part 01

Lecture 3: Retopo the Axe Metal Part 02

Lecture 4: Retopo the Axe Metal Part 03

Lecture 5: Retopo the Axe Handle

Lecture 6: Retopo Small Parts

Lecture 7: Final Adjustment to the Low Poly

Lecture 8: Clean Up Assigning Smoothing Group and Wrap Up

Chapter 6: UV Unwrapping in Maya

Lecture 1: Exploring UV Editor and Toolkit

Lecture 2: Unwrapping Practice with Simple Objects

Lecture 3: Unwrapping the Axe Handle

Lecture 4: Unwrapping the Axe Metal Body

Lecture 5: Unwrapping the Small Parts

Lecture 6: Creating the Layout and Wrap up

Chapter 7: Texturing the Axe in Substance Painter

Lecture 1: Substance Painter Overview

Lecture 2: Understanding Maps

Lecture 3: Baking Test Maps

Lecture 4: Preparing the Maya Scene for Baking Maps

Lecture 5: Baking Maps

Lecture 6: Texturing the Metal

Lecture 7: Texturing the Wood

Lecture 8: Texturing the Fabric

Lecture 9: Adding Dirt Layer

Lecture 10: Exporting the Maps

Lecture 11: Rendering using Iray and Wrap Up

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture – What's Next?

Instructors

Nalini Kanta Jena
3D Character Instructor

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4 stars: 38 votes
5 stars: 114 votes

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