| 01. Introduction.mp4 | 2.8 MB | ||
| 02. Deciding Our Visual Style.mp4 | 19.4 MB | ||
| 03. Blocking in Our Main Shapes.mp4 | 14.3 MB | ||
| 04. culpting Design.mp4 | 19.4 MB | ||
| 05. Refining Our Design.mp4 | 16.4 MB | ||
| 06. Refining Our Model.mp4 | 17.3 MB | ||
| 07. Cleaning up Blade and Straps.mp4 | 19.4 MB | ||
| 08. Getting Meshes Game Engine Ready.mp4 | 12.5 MB | ||
| 09. Baking Our Meshes.mp4 | 15.3 MB | ||
| 10. Adding Detail to the Bolts.mp4 | 15.6 MB | ||
| 11. Detailing the Blade.mp4 | 16.1 MB | ||
| 12. Adding Color.mp4 | 16.8 MB | ||
| 13. Refining Baking Process.mp4 | 15.3 MB | ||
| 14. Compiling Bakes and Texturing.mp4 | 17.1 MB | ||
| Torrent Downloaded From Katcr.co - Kickasstorrents.txt | 102.4 B | ||
| rapidly-stylized-game-assets-zbrush-2228.zip | 88.6 MB | ||
| ▲ 16 total files | |||
Throughout this tutorial, we'll look at how we can create detailed game assets without a concept and within a very short time frame. We will also look at the steps required to rapidly build an asset almost entirely within ZBrush. In ZBrush, we will sketch out our silhouette and begin designing our weapon while still in 3D. Then we will break the sketch into a more production-ready model and create a quick and iterative pipeline for testing out our model in the game immediately. Afterwards we'll detail our asset to finalize it. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a solid, flexible, and iterative workflow that will help you crank out great art in a fraction of the time it would normally take. Software required: ZBrush 4r7, xNormal, Marmoset Toolbag.
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