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Gumroad - Mech Tutorial Complete by Tim Bergholz

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Posted on Aug-05-2017 01:46 | by cod2war | 2 260 views

Gumroad – Mech Tutorial Complete by Tim Bergholz
Duration 14h 40m Project Files Included MP4

Info:
Includes:

16 HD Video Files
Final high-poly and low-poly mech model files
Essential reference images

Duration: 14hrs 40min video MP4 format with full audio commentary in English

Description:

Do you think about a career in the video game industry as a 3D Artist and happen to like Battle Mechs? Then this tutorial might be perfect for you. Follow along as this comprehensive nearly 15 hour long course as we model, unwrap, bake and texture a battle mech to current video game standards. Every step is documented without fast forwarding. At the end of the free part you have the option to learn even more with the extended edition in which we go over 10 more triple A quality PBR textures.

3Ds Max – Modeling

The modeling part covers the scene setup followed by the low and high-poly modeling in which we make use of advanced actions, modifiers and tools to help us create the battle mech. After the modeling process we will jump straight into the UVW Editor and focus on the importance of an optimized UV-Layout to get the maximum out of our later texture.

Substance Painter – Texturing

In the Substance Painter part we will then bake our normal map as well as other important support maps. Right after that you will learn how to make an ultra realistic texture for our mech. Learn how to create our base layer materials and how to use procedural textures, masks and generators to form up the wear and tear on our mech resulting in a photo realistic appearance. You will also get to know the latest tools that Substance Painter currently has to offer. Add additional normal map with curvature and AO information and learn how to add text as well as creating an almost infinite amount of different looks and styles by switching out our base layers.

What are the requirements?

It is recommended to follow the course with the same software we use throughout the tutorial:

3Ds Max 2017 (can be 2016 and 2015 too) and Substance Painter 2 or the latest 2017 installment of Substance Painter.

Who is the target audience?

This tutorial is aimed at beginners as well as intermediate.
I try to avoid heavy use of shortcuts as much as I can during the lesson so that you can see which actions I use.

What do I get from this course?

15 hours of fully documented and commented HD video content.
Game industry ready knowledge in modeling, unwrapping and texturing.
Essential reference images.
Final high-poly and low-poly mech for those that just want to follow the texturing part.