Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz

Language: English | VTT | Size: 7.55 GB | Duration: 11.5 hours

What you'll learn

3d modeling

3d rendering

texturing

3ds max

3d animation

architectural visualization

game asset creation

Requirements

A three-button mouse

Description

Introduction

Are you curious about diving into the path of becoming a 3D artist?

Perhaps you're interested in motion design and want to use 3d to expand your creations.

Perhaps you're interested in Game development, creating and animating characters.

Perhaps you want to work on realistic architectural renderings.

INSTRUCTOR :

My name is Steven Andriantsiratahina and I am a 3D artist who has worked on video games, architecture and animation.

GOAL OF THE COURSE :

By the end of this course, you would have a full final render of a realistic exterior of a building.

This course will start off with the very basics of creating simple shapes, then we will learn how to use polygon modeling to create objects from reference and imagination. Then we will learn to texture and animate those objects.

Later on in the series we will learn how to add a skeletal system to a human model and animate that, creating a simple walk cycle.

The course will contain assets that are ready to download to help you start some of the projects. The instructor will then guide you towards the steps needed to get to the end result.

YOU WILL LEARN:

How to create objects such as simple shapes, text, complex shapes etc.

How to use polygon modeling to create objects from imagination and reference

How to animate objects

Working with cameras

How to create realistic materials and textures such as Metal and Glass

How to use a skeletal system to animate characters

How to setup a light system for realistic architectural exteriors

The solution to a lot of beginner mistakes

Who this course is for:

Beginners who want to become 3d artists

Graphic designers looking to add 3D to their skillset

Beginners interested in architectural visualization