Painting Workflows in Mudbox
In this series of Mudbox tutorials, we will cover all of the different painting tools in Mudbox and talk about some workflow tips to keep in mind as you paint. Software required: Mudbox 2013.
What you'll learn
In this series of Mudbox tutorials, we will cover all of the different painting tools in Mudbox and talk about some workflow tips to keep in mind as you paint. There are a number of different painting tools in Mudbox that give artists a lot of power and flexibility when painting texture maps. A few of these tools are very common and, therefore, have been covered in courses like the Introduction to Mudbox. In this course, we will cover those tools plus all of the more unheralded paint tools, one by one. We'll talk about how they can be used and what some of the unique properties are for each one. We'll cover the more commonly-used tools like the Paint Brush and Projection Tool as well as lesser-used tools like Hue Shift or the Dodge and Burn tools. We'll also cover different methods for working with paint layers, painting on different channels, and working with Mudbox and Photoshop. In the end, you'll have a much better idea of the functionality of all of the great painting tools in Mudbox and be better equipped to integrate them into your workflow. Software required: Mudbox 2013.
Table of contents
- Setting up Paint Layers 10m
- Using the Paint Brush 11m
- Choosing Colors 8m
- The Blur, Dodge, and Burn Tools 7m
- The Contrast, Sponge, and Invert Tools 5m
- The Hue and Hue Shift Tools 6m
- Adjusting Paint Layers 5m
- Painting Multiple Channels 13m
- The Airbrush and Pencil Tools 7m
- The Clone and Dry Brush Tools 5m
- Using the Projection Tool 9m
- Blending Paint Layers 9m
- Using Photoshop with Mudbox 7m
- Painting with Ptex 7m