Blender 2.81 - Substance painter - Sci fi asset creation
Why take this course?
🚀 Master Sci-Fi Asset Creation with Blender & Substance Painter!
🌌 Course Headline: Dive into a Complete Workflow for Creating Epic Science Fiction Assets for Video Games or Animation 🛠️
🚀 About the Course:
Overview: In this comprehensive course, Julien Deville will guide you through the process of creating a detailed science fiction rifle model suitable for video games or animation. This step-by-step training is structured into five clear chapters, each focusing on a different aspect of the asset creation workflow using Blender 2.81 and Substance Painter.
What You'll Learn:
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Chapter 1: Essential Blender Modeling Tools 🎨
- In-depth exploration of Blender's specific modeling tools for a solid foundation.
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Chapter 2: Modeling the Rifle 🧪
- Apply the skills learned to model the Sci-fi rifle from basic forms.
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Chapter 3: Adding Model Details ⚫️
- Techniques for enhancing your model with intricate details and refining shapes.
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Chapter 4: Texturing in Substance Painter 🎨
- Master texturing with Substance Painter, creating realistic materials and wear-and-tear effects.
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Chapter 5: Rendering with Cycles & Eevee ✨
- Learn to render your Sci-fi asset using Blender's two powerful rendering engines, Cycles and Eevee, to achieve stunning results.
Key Features:
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Two Bonus Models Included:
- A fully rigged droid and a textured mecha model, ready for your projects! Use them as references or as a starting point for your own creations.
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Complete Workflow from Start to Finish:
- Understand the entire process of creating Sci-fi assets, including modeling, texturing, lighting, rendering, and exporting.
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Source Files Available:
- Access to all source files used throughout the training, allowing you to follow along and experiment with different approaches.
🛠️ Course Breakdown:
Chapter 1: Blender Modeling Essentials
- Understanding the modeling workspace in Blender.
- Utilizing key tools for efficient modeling workflows.
Chapter 2: Modeling the Sci-Fi Rifle
- Blocking out the basic form of the rifle.
- Refining the model with precise adjustments.
Chapter 3: Adding Model Details
- Sculpting fine details into your Sci-fi asset.
- Incorporating complex geometry to enhance realism.
Chapter 4: Texturing with Substance Painter
- Baking textures from high-poly models.
- Applying realistic materials and wear effects.
Chapter 5: Rendering in Blender
- Setting up scenes for both Cycles and Eevee.
- Finalizing the lighting, camera settings, and rendering your Sci-fi asset.
🎓 Bonus Content:
- Exporting your model to platforms like Sketchfab and Unity.
- Experimenting with new forms and designs to push your creativity further.
Join this journey to become a master in creating Sci-fi assets for the gaming or animation industry. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this course is your gateway to building professional-grade models that stand out in the crowd! 🌟
Enroll now and embark on an adventure with Blender 2.81 & Substance Painter! 🚀💫
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
Designed for aspiring sci-fi artists looking to build their skillset in hard surface modeling and asset creation, this course offers a detailed and immersive learning experience. While it does have some minor drawbacks such as inconsistent keyboard shortcuts, the sheer wealth of information on techniques like normal baking and optimization make it invaluable for those ready to tackle more advanced concepts.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of Blender 2.81 modeling tools with a strong focus on hard surface techniques, ideal for sci-fi asset creation
- Instructor's clear explanations and guidance throughout the workflow from scratch to texturing, rendering, and composition
- Highly informative Substance Painter tutorial section, particularly on high poly normal baking to low poly models
- Valuable insights into optimizing game assets including triangulation techniques and fbx file format for game engines
Potential Drawbacks
- Steeper learning curve for beginners due to the advanced techniques taught in the course; not suitable for absolute Blender novices
- Limited coverage of post-processing optimization techniques, particularly reducing polycount for specific game engine requirements
- Potential confusion with different keyboard shortcuts mentioned in the tutorials compared to standard Blender defaults