Sculpting a Game Asset in Blender
Release date:2016, December
Duration:01 h 41 m
Author:Darrin Lile
Skill level:Intermediate
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
Blender’s sculpting tools are great for modeling, but they also can be used to create fine-detail textures for your 3D models, whether for animations or games. In this course, Darrin Lile demonstrates how to use Blender’s Multiresolution modifier and sculpting tools to create texture maps that simulate high-poly sculpt information. He reviews the process of baking these textures out to normal and ambient occlusion texture maps, and then shows how to apply them to your 3D game assets in Unity.
Topics include:
Modeling a symmetrical object in Blender
UV mapping objects in Blender
Creating high-poly sculpt details
Using the sculpt and mask brushes
Creating fine details
Baking and applying texture maps
Importing and testing texture maps in Unity
00. Introduction
01 – Welcome
02 – What you should know
03 – Using the exercise files
01. Modeling the Hammer
04 – Loading a background image
05 – Modeling the hammer head
06 – Modeling the handle
07 – Modeling the accessories
08 – Finishing the hammer
02. UV Mapping the Hammer
09 – UV mapping the hammer head
10 – UV mapping the handle
11 – UV mapping the accessories
12 – Finishing the UV map
13 – Organizing and testing the UV map
03. Sculpting the Details
14 – Creating a high-poly version
15 – The Multiresolution modifier
16 – The Sculpt Brush
17 – The Mask Brush
18 – The Anchor tool
19 – Creating fine details
04. Baking and Applying the Textures
20 – Preparing to bake the texture maps
21 – Baking the normal and ambient occlusion (AO) maps
22 – Importing and testing in Unity
05. Conclusion
23 – Conclusion and next steps
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