Dagger Game Asset Creation in Blender
Release date:2020, February
Author:Emiel Sleegers
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
The purpose of this course is to show you how professional game props are created in AAA game studios.
We will go over in-depth on how to create a high poly and low poly asset inside Blender. We will then create the uv’s of our low poly dagger and make everything as optimal as possible so that we can go into marmoset toolbag where we will be creating texture maps for our asset. We will go through the process of baking our asset and I will show you how to fix any baking issues that might occur so you will know how to solve problems for your own future projects. After we create a wonderful clean bake, we will take our maps into substance painter where we will be creating our final texture. We will cover multiple things inside substance like creating normal map details, creating base materials and revolutionary techniques to add amazing details quickly and accurately. Once we are happy with our texture, I will show you how to create impressive image renders that you can use for your own work that can be represented in your portfolio.
Guys do you have any brainstormschool courses? Please upload more drawing courses. Thank you for everything.
guys do you have the course named DRAWING THE FIGURE: VOLUME 1
CAPTURING THE GESTURE from gnomonworkshop.
course link;- https://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/tutorials/drawing-the-figure-volume-1
Please upload these brush set
https://creativemarket.com/RainbowWings/5039155-RM-Digital-Art-Brushes-for-PS
missing, sorry
https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/1614-vector-art-reflecting-your-style-with-illustrator
can upload this? thank you so much i love your site.
We don’t have it, sorry
Admin please upload game dev courses from udemy there are lot of art related but game dev courses are very less please upload some game dev courses for unreal engine only pls pls pls
Please, up this course
https://www.domestika.org/pt/courses/1686-integracao-de-elementos-3d-em-ambientes-reais