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How to become Technical Artist in Game Development

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How to become Technical Artist in Game Development, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 45 lectures, based on 98 reviews, and has 497 subscribers.

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You will learn about Сlear requirements in Hard and Soft skills for obtaining Technical Artist role Real Time Engines: Overview, Rendering pipeline; Profiling; Optimizing Scripting using Python, MaxScript, MEL, VEX Procedural modeling using Houdini Procedural Textures & Material creation using Substance Designer Essential Math for Technical Artists Shaders: Node-based and HLSL Production art pipeline creation Support in preparation to Tech Art interview This course is ideal for individuals who are Highly motivated beginners interested in obtaining Technical Artist role in Game Development industry or Gameplay/Tools/3D programmers aimed to bring more artistic awareness in GameDev pipelines or Experienced Artists and Animators who want to develop technical skills or Game Designers who're looking towards Technical Design / Technical Art role or Those who aim to create a bridge between Tech and Art in Game Development It is particularly useful for Highly motivated beginners interested in obtaining Technical Artist role in Game Development industry or Gameplay/Tools/3D programmers aimed to bring more artistic awareness in GameDev pipelines or Experienced Artists and Animators who want to develop technical skills or Game Designers who're looking towards Technical Design / Technical Art role or Those who aim to create a bridge between Tech and Art in Game Development.

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Summary

Title: How to become Technical Artist in Game Development

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.63

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 45

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Сlear requirements in Hard and Soft skills for obtaining Technical Artist role
  • Real Time Engines: Overview, Rendering pipeline; Profiling; Optimizing
  • Scripting using Python, MaxScript, MEL, VEX
  • Procedural modeling using Houdini
  • Procedural Textures & Material creation using Substance Designer
  • Essential Math for Technical Artists
  • Shaders: Node-based and HLSL
  • Production art pipeline creation
  • Support in preparation to Tech Art interview

Who Should Attend

  • Highly motivated beginners interested in obtaining Technical Artist role in Game Development industry
  • Gameplay/Tools/3D programmers aimed to bring more artistic awareness in GameDev pipelines
  • Experienced Artists and Animators who want to develop technical skills
  • Game Designers who're looking towards Technical Design / Technical Art role
  • Those who aim to create a bridge between Tech and Art in Game Development

Target Audiences

  • Highly motivated beginners interested in obtaining Technical Artist role in Game Development industry
  • Gameplay/Tools/3D programmers aimed to bring more artistic awareness in GameDev pipelines
  • Experienced Artists and Animators who want to develop technical skills
  • Game Designers who're looking towards Technical Design / Technical Art role
  • Those who aim to create a bridge between Tech and Art in Game Development

Technical Artists – rare beasts in Game Development that both have great artistic skills and technical know-how. They take crucial part across the whole production pipeline in any project. The list of TechArt responsibilities is so big and versatile that it would not fit in this description. That explains high demand on the market for Technical Artist and their highest compensation rates across all artists in Game Dev.

In the vast sea of online information, the key to success lies in strategic learning. With the internet providing nearly limitless resources, it’s crucial to discern what truly matters and where to direct your learning efforts. This course is designed to guide you through the maze of information, helping you identify the essentials and focus your energy on what truly brings you closer towards Technical Artist role.

This course is establishing a foundation which would serve as a Road to obtain Technical Artist role. It’s core idea is to clarify all the core required Hard and Soft skills for being a good Technical Artist and do a basic overview of all of them to prepare and simplify further in-depth learning.

Lay the groundwork of your future success in the dynamic world of Game Development. Your journey towards mastering the Technical Artist role starts here.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course

Lecture 2: How to use this course

Lecture 3: Who is Technical Artist in Game Development

Chapter 2: Hard Skills – Real-Time Engines

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Real Time Engines overview (UE, Unity, Custom)

Lecture 3: Rendering Pipeline

Lecture 4: Performance Profiling Techniques

Lecture 5: Scene Optimization Tips

Lecture 6: Frame debugging with RenderDoc

Chapter 3: Hard Skills – Scripting

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Minimal valuable Python scripting knowledge for Tech Artist

Lecture 3: Max Script basics for 3Ds Max scripting

Lecture 4: MEL basics for Maya scripting

Lecture 5: Tech Art scripting examples

Chapter 4: Hard Skills – Procedural

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Proceduralism as a content creation approach

Lecture 3: Unveiling Houdini

Lecture 4: Houdini learning plan

Lecture 5: VEX in Houdini

Lecture 6: Houdini SideFX Labs

Lecture 7: Substance Designer

Lecture 8: [Workshop] Bridge between Substance Designer and Substance Painter

Chapter 5: Hard Skills – Shaders

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Shaders introduction

Lecture 3: [Workshop] Basics of node-based Shaders creation

Lecture 4: Basics of code-based Shaders creation

Chapter 6: Hard Skills – Math

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Vectors, Interpolations, Matrices and Quaternions

Chapter 7: Hard Skills – Establishing pipelines

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: What is pipeline

Lecture 3: Art creation pipeline

Lecture 4: Project Asset Management pipeline

Chapter 8: Soft Skills

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Proactivity

Lecture 3: G.S.D Approach

Lecture 4: Communication and Collaboration in a team

Lecture 5: Looking for the Root

Lecture 6: The Power of Feedback

Chapter 9: Planning further steps towards TechArt role

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Preparing for the Tech art Interview

Lecture 3: Typical Technical Artist interview questions

Lecture 4: TechArt Portfolio recommendations

Lecture 5: Where to apply? Indie vs AAA studio comparison

Lecture 6: BONUS. Links to in-depth learning resources

Chapter 10: Course wrap-up

Lecture 1: Last word from Author

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