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Introduction to 3D Vehicle Modeling (Spanish, Multisub)

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Release date:2022

Author:Alber Silva

Skill level:Beginner

Language:Spanish

Exercise files:Not Provided

Learn how to model, texture and render your first car with Maya, Substance Painter and Keyshot
If you are passionate about vehicles, not only for their horsepower but for their design, in this course you will enjoy learning to model a 3D car from scratch, from the hand of a professional like Alber Silva. 3D artist specialized in modeling vehicles and machinery, Alber lives from his passion for car design. He works in the area of VR Assets for WebCreek, where he has carried out virtual reality projects for Maersk, and also, modeling for Moving Message Co. and his client, Volkswagen.

In this course you will learn to model a car step by step with Autodesk Maya, Substance Painter, Keyshot and Adobe Photoshop. First you will define the project, you will look for reference images, you will learn techniques of modeling, optimization, UV cuts, texturing and exporting maps, to finally import and render your car with the highest level of detail.

What will you learn in this online course?
The first thing you will do is meet Alber Silva, who will tell you about his career and how he came to the world of 3D simulation. You will see its main influences, from automotive brands to artists specialized in Hard Surface , textured or modeled cars, among others.

You will start by knowing the three types of scenarios in which you can perform the modeling of a car, with which you can better define the focus of your modeling project whether it is for rendering , video games or augmented reality.

With Alber, you will carry out a general review of the Autodesk Maya interface, one of the 3D production software most used by different industries. You will learn to scroll through a project, move the camera and edit shapes. Then, you will look for photographic references of every detail of the vehicle you want to work to model it accurately.

You will start the modeling by the hood, which will facilitate the work to accommodate the polygons of the mesh, and you will continue creating the rest of the components: sides, fenders, doors, windows, roof, tires, front and rear headlights, additional accessories and some modeling details to leave it ready.

Once the modeling stage is finished, you will review each piece created, renaming them with Outliner and softening its vertices. Then, you will make the UV’s cuts and organize each piece cut with the Layout tool manually.

You will review the main functionalities and interface of Substance Painter, and then import and texturize your model using the available libraries.

Then, you will make a simple render with which you will know the Keyshot functionalities, importing an element of the scene. Thus, you will know the interface and tools of this render engine. Then you can configure the lighting, camera and blackplate to render .

Finally, with the render you will do a postproduction work to correct the color, lights and shadows in Adobe Photoshop.

What is this course’s project?
You will perform the modeling, optimization, texturing and rendering of a Jeep Gladiator pick-up in a desert environment. The process will be focused mainly on textures and the type of lighting.

Who is this online course for?
To people passionate about cars, who want to start in Maya and who want to learn from scratch the process to model a car in 3D.

Requirements and materials
Alber will explain everything from scratch, which only requires desire to learn to model.

As for the materials, you will need a computer with Audtodesk Maya, Substance Painter, Keyshot and Photoshop installed (you can download the trial or the student version to do this course). In addition to this, it’s very important that your computer has a dedicated graphic card so that you don’t have any problems when moving your project.

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01 – Presentation

02 – Influences

03 – What will we do during the course

04 – Rendering Modeling

05 – Autodesk Maya, General Review, basic figures

06 – Reference search, blueprints of our model to work

07 – Project management and hood modeling

08 – Modeling the sides, fenders and roof – part 1

09 – Modeling the sides, fenders and roof – part 2

10 – Modeling the sides, fenders and roof – part 3

11 – Modeling the cargo box – part 1

12 – Cargo box modeling – part 2

13 – Creating the mask, front and rear bumper – part 1

14 – Creating the mask, front and rear bumper – part 2

15 – Creating the mask, front and rear bumper – part 3

16 – Creating the mask, front and rear bumper – part 4

17 – Creating the mask, front and rear bumper – part 5

18 – Detailing of body lines, chamfering and part separation – part 1

19 – Detailing of body lines, chamfering and part separation – part 2

20 – Detailing of body lines, chamfering and part separation – part 3

21 – Windows

22 – Symmetry

23 – Front and rear headlights – part 1

24 – Front and rear headlights – part 2

25 – Front and rear headlights – part 3

26 – Front and rear headlights – part 4

27 – Tires – part 1

28 – Tires – part 2

29 – Tires – part 3

30 – Tires – part 4

31 – Tires – part 5

32 – Additional accessories and latest modeling details

33 – Additional accessories and latest modeling details – part 2

34 – Additional accessories and latest modeling details – part 3

35 – Additional accessories and latest modeling details – part 4

36 – Additional accessories and latest modeling details – part 5

37 – Additional accessories and latest modeling details – part 6

38 – Additional accessories and latest modeling details – part 7

39 – Part smoothing and designation of parts in the Outliner – part 1

40 – Part smoothing and designation of parts in the Outliner – part 2

41 – UV cutting of each of the pieces

42 – Annex on the cutting and organization of UVs

43 – Main features of Substance Painter

44 – Importing and texturing our model, using the libraries Materials and Smart Materials – part 1

45 – Importing and texturing our model, using the libraries Materials and Smart Materials – part 2

46 – Importing and texturing our model, using the libraries Materials and Smart Materials – part 3

47 – Importing and texturing our model, using the libraries Materials and Smart Materials – part 4

48 – Configuration of maps for texture export

49 – Importing the scene into KeyShot and configuring materials – part 1

50 – Importing the scene into KeyShot and configuring materials – part 2

51 – Assignment of backplate, lighting, camera and render

52 – Color correction, highlight and shadow enhancement in Photoshop

53 – Final project

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1 Comments

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