Master the workflow of creating a complex SciFi pistol game asset, from modeling to texturing, in this comprehensive intermediate course with Galen Davis.
This course guides you through creating a cool SciFi Pistol for games. From modeling to baking and presenting it in Marmoset, you’ll learn the ins and outs of game asset creation in a fun and engaging way.
Learn the workflow for modeling, unwrapping, baking, and texturing a complex game asset from beginning to end!
In this intermediate course, Galen Davis takes us through the full workflow process of creating this SciFi Pistol from start to finish! We'll be covering the modeling workflow, approach the high poly process, as well as baking, texturing, and presenting the weapon inside of Marmoset!
About the Instructor:
Galen Davis is an Environment Artist currently living and working in Southern California. He is contributing to several AAA titles and is experienced in Next Generation Pipelines. Games and art are his absolute passion.
Learn the workflow for creating a sci-fi pistol game asset from start to finish
Learn about sub-d techniques, baking, texturing, and presentation on the asset
Learn how to setup a material and refine the presentation in Marmoset
8 Lectures
7 Lectures
3dmotive is High Quality 3d and Game Art Training by Industry Pros! Whether you are brand new to the world of Game Art, 3d, Architecture or Film - or maybe just interested in brushing up your techniques for intermediate or advanced levels of 3d with a focus on video games, 3dmotive is your one-stop-shop for all your 3d and Game...
It clearly shows the workflow to produce a high quality game asset from start to finish. It does not go through each step showing you exactly how the asset was produced at every moment of each stage, but gives you a good idea of the methods used to do so.
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Dionna A.
So far this is very informative and a lot of good advice is being given through the video. I was not expecting this course to require previous knowledge of software involved. So I get a little lost at times.