Sci-fi Character Armor - Blender and Substance Painter

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Daniel Kim

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01 - Introduction

01. Introduction.mp4

00:55

02 - Blender - Rough Block In

02. Lesson 1 - Blocking In Armor With Primitives.mp4

13:25

03. Lesson 2 - Finish Blocking In Armor.mp4

08:27

04. Lesson 3 - Refining Block In.mp4

12:44

05. Lesson 4 - Refining Block In Pt 2.mp4

11:53

06. Lesson 5 - Refining Block In Pt 3.mp4

13:19

07. Lesson 6 - Refining Block In Pt 4.mp4

16:48

03 - Blender - Detailing Geometry

08. Lesson 7 - Detailing Arms.mp4

16:57

09. Lesson 8 - Detailing Hands.mp4

15:46

10. Lesson 9 - Detailing Legs.mp4

10:38

11. Lesson 10 - Detailing Feet.mp4

12:26

12. Lesson 11 - Detailing Hip Waist.mp4

12:02

13. Lesson 12 - Detailing Chest.mp4

11:57

14. Lesson 13 - Knee Caps.mp4

13:15

04 - Blender - Refining Geometry

15. Lesson 14 - Refining Boots.mp4

16:35

16. Lesson 15 - Refining Lower Legs.mp4

09:11

17. Lesson 16 - Refining Arms.mp4

08:22

18. Lesson 17 - Refining Chest Pt 1.mp4

15:57

19. Lesson 18 - Refining Chest Pt 2.mp4

16:04

20. Lesson 19 - Refining Chest Pt 3.mp4

07:35

21. Lesson 20 - Marking UV Seams.mp4

21:41

05 - Texturing in Substance Painter

22. Lesson 21 - Choosing Base Materials Pt 1.mp4

13:47

23. Lesson 22 - Choosing Base Materials Pt 2.mp4

17:35

24. Lesson 23 - Hard Surface Details Pt 1.mp4

27:06

25. Lesson 24 - Adding Weathering Effects.mp4

11:26

26. Lesson 25 - Hard Surface Details Pt 2.mp4

22:47

27. Lesson 26 - Hard Surface Details Pt 3.mp4

17:59

28. Lesson 27 - Manual 3D Painting.mp4

10:30

29. Lesson 28 - Adding Wrinkle Effects.mp4

18:43

30. Lesson 29 - Final Tweaks.mp4

10:11

06 - Conclusion

31. Conclusion.mp4

02:00

Description

Fast and Effective Modeling and Texturing Techniques For Hard Surface Character Outfits

What You'll Learn?

Fast 3D modeling techniques in Blender
Modeling hard-surface character armor
Tips to maintain proportionally correct outfits
Converting rough block in to final mesh
Masking and blocking in base materials
Adding hard-surface detail with Substance Painter
Giving art assets a natural weathered look

Who is this for?

3D art students who want better portfolio material

3D art enthusiasts who want to learn fast and effective techniques

Professionals at the beginning of their 3D art careers who want to hone their craft

Indie game developers who want to improve the quality of their game's art

3D Generalists who want to bolster their modeling and texturing skills

What You Need to Know?

Copy of latest version of Blender

Demo or licensed copy of Substance Painter

Basic knowledge of Blender and Substance Painter interface is advised

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Description
Perhaps you're familiar with 3DÂ modeling and texturing already but feel frustrated about the lack of quality in your work. Maybe you're still in school studying 3DÂ art or you recently graduated and feel like your portfolio is still in need of more material. Or you may be a beginner just starting to get curious about how the video game art process works. Wherever you are in your 3DÂ art journey, you probably feel there's a lot of room for improvement.
This course will take you through the steps of creating a cool looking science fiction armor outfit for a video game character. The tools we'll be using are Blender and Substance Painter. You'll be able to watch the full process from start to finish. The course lessons are minimally edited without sudden jump cuts so you can see every mouse click, button press, and brush stroke. You'll pick up specific techniques - in both Blender and Substance Painter - that will bring results quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality.Â
After taking this course and going through the steps, you'll end up with a sci-fi armor asset of your own that you can be proud of. You'll be armed with a bag of tricks and secret sauce techniques that will help your work standout in a portfolio, game project, or animation. The 3D modeling tips and texture painting tips presented in this course are versatile and can be applied to an array of other asset types such as weapons, vehicles, and environments.
Don't delay in starting this course. Your skills and knowledge are your most important assets, the biggest determinants of how far you can take your 3DÂ art career. Enroll in this course today and upgrade your art, your portfolio, and your projects.Â Â
Who this course is for:
3D art students who want better portfolio material
3D art enthusiasts who want to learn fast and effective techniques
Professionals at the beginning of their 3D art careers who want to hone their craft
Indie game developers who want to improve the quality of their game's art
3D Generalists who want to bolster their modeling and texturing skills

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I'm a 3D Artist and Game Designer with a background in Film and Architecture. I've worked on a variety of game projects published on PC, VR, mobile, and Playstation consoles ranging in scale from Indie to AAA. I've had both 3D Art and Level Design roles. I also make animated short films on the side.

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