Game Environment Modeling Fundamentals
In this course, you'll learn how to create a block out and a high resolution sculpt of a stylized dungeon scene. Required Software: 3ds Max, ZBrush, Photoshop, Marmoset Toolbag.
What you'll learn
Environment modeling is an essential part of game level creation. In this course, Game Environment Modeling Fundamentals, you'll start with creating a black out of a dungeon scene. Next, you'll split the scene in to individual assets, and will sculpt high resolution props in ZBrush. Finally, you'll take it in to Marmoset Toolbag and create a final render of the scene. By the end this course, you'll know how to layout and model your own game environment. Required Software: 3ds Max, ZBrush, Photoshop, Marmoset Toolbag.
Table of contents
- Creating Base Mesh for the Floor 14m
- Creating Base Mesh for the Bridge 10m
- Creating Base Mesh for the Barriers 11m
- Creating Base Mesh for the Walls 8m
- Creating Base Mesh for the Door - Part 1 13m
- Creating Base Mesh for the Door - Part 2 9m
- Creating Base Mesh for the Statue 6m
- Creating Base Mesh for the Flag 5m
- Basic Stone Sculpting 10m
- Creating Additional Stones for the Pillar 10m
- Creating High Resolution Base Mesh for Metal Work 6m
- Sculpting Metal in ZBrush 9m
- Creating Floor Mesh in ZBrush 9m
- Adding More Wear to the Floor 5m
- Creating Head Sculpture for the Door 12m
- Sculpting a Door Frame 14m
- Sculpting Inner Door 14m
- Reusing Head Prop for the Statue 8m
- Adding Detail to the Statue 9m
- Sculpting a Flag 5m
- Damaging the Bridge 8m
- Sculpting the Wood Plank 9m
About the author
Alex was born in Soviet Latvia. Since childhood he has loved to build and create, leading him to a love for architecture. As a teenager, Alex was introduced to his first CAD software where he learned different building designs and layouts. He then decided his passions could be combined into a career as a 3D artist. He moved to the UK where he met his wonderful wife, Natasha, and attended Herefordshire University to study 3D animation and Game Art. He was torn between doing work in the VFX or gam... more