3ds Max Zero to Hero- The Complete Guide To 3D Modeling

3ds Max Zero to Hero: The Complete Guide To 3D Modeling, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 99 lectures, based on 174 reviews, and has 14936 subscribers.

You will learn about 3d modeling 3d rendering texturing 3ds max 3d animation architectural visualization game asset creation This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to become 3d artists or Graphic designers looking to add 3D to their skillset or Beginners interested in architectural visualization It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to become 3d artists or Graphic designers looking to add 3D to their skillset or Beginners interested in architectural visualization.

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Summary

Title: 3ds Max Zero to Hero: The Complete Guide To 3D Modeling

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 99

Number of Published Lectures: 99

Number of Curriculum Items: 99

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 99

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

3d modeling

3d rendering

texturing

3ds max

3d animation

architectural visualization

game asset creation

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to become 3d artists

Graphic designers looking to add 3D to their skillset

Beginners interested in architectural visualization

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to become 3d artists

Graphic designers looking to add 3D to their skillset

Beginners interested in architectural visualization

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

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting started with 3ds Max

Lecture 1: Downloading 3ds Max

Lecture 2: Interface overview

Lecture 3: Navigating the viewport

Lecture 4: Creating objects

Lecture 5: Select, move, rotate, scale

Lecture 6: Rendering your scene

Lecture 7: Lets make a wallpaper

Lecture 8: Adding an ink and paint material

Lecture 9: Adding lights

Lecture 10: Cameras

Lecture 11: Keyboard shortcuts review

Lecture 12: Tip: The autogrid feature

Lecture 13: Tip: How to save your files

Chapter 2: Common problems and solutions

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Cant select objects

Lecture 3: Every menu disappeared

Lecture 4: Yellow borders in viewport

Lecture 5: No rectangular selection

Lecture 6: Cant select with drag

Lecture 7: Object showing as lines

Lecture 8: Zoomed out too far

Chapter 3: Types of objects

Lecture 1: Standard v.s. Extended Primitives

Lecture 2: Text object

Lecture 3: Splines

Lecture 4: Textplus object

Lecture 5: Compound objects

Lecture 6: Doors

Chapter 4: Making an office chair

Lecture 1: Creating the leg

Lecture 2: Cloning the legs using the Array tool

Lecture 3: Finishing the chair

Lecture 4: Coloring your chair

Chapter 5: Manipulating objects

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Viewport Preview & Shading

Lecture 3: Grouping objects

Lecture 4: Isolating selection

Lecture 5: Cloning and mirroring

Lecture 6: Pivot points

Lecture 7: Layers

Lecture 8: Aligning objects

Lecture 9: Modifiers

Lecture 10: Snaps toggle

Lecture 11: BONUS: Cloth simulation

Lecture 12: Changing the viewport background

Chapter 6: Polygon modeling

Lecture 1: What is polygon modeling

Lecture 2: How to work with Edges

Lecture 3: How to work with Polygons

Lecture 4: How to work with Vertex

Lecture 5: How to smooth your object

Lecture 6: Chesterfield mattress pattern

Lecture 7: Modeling a coffee cup

Lecture 8: Quick tip – Selecting polygons

Lecture 9: Modeling couches

Chapter 7: Materials & textures

Lecture 1: Texture mapping terms

Lecture 2: Where to get textures

Lecture 3: Intro to the material editor

Lecture 4: Using the material editor

Lecture 5: Adding a bump map

Lecture 6: Using Arnold materials for realism

Lecture 7: Creating a glass material

Lecture 8: Creating a metallic material

Lecture 9: Displacement

Lecture 10: Multi/sub-object

Lecture 11: UVW Unwrap

Chapter 8: Animation

Lecture 1: Intro animation

Lecture 2: Following a motion path

Lecture 3: Lookat constraint

Lecture 4: Attachment constraint

Lecture 5: Curve editor

Chapter 9: Bones and biped for characters

Lecture 1: Intro to bones and the biped system

Lecture 2: Setting up the biped

Lecture 3: Aligning the bones

Lecture 4: Applying the biped to the model

Lecture 5: Easy way to fix envelope problems

Chapter 10: Manually skinning a character & walk cycle

Lecture 1: About this section

Lecture 2: Editing envelopes

Lecture 3: Fixing the head

Lecture 4: Fixing the glutes

Lecture 5: BONUS: Walk cycle

Chapter 11: Rigging

Lecture 1: Creating solvers

Lecture 2: Adding the rigs

Lecture 3: Reapplying the mesh

Chapter 12: BONUS project: Realistic architectural exterior

Lecture 1: Intro to the project

Lecture 2: Setting up the camera

Lecture 3: Setting up the lights

Lecture 4: Glass panels

Lecture 5: Using HDRi Maps to make the sky

Lecture 6: Adding the grass material

Lecture 7: Simulating the pebbles

Instructors

Steven Andriantsiratahina
3d artist, Graphic Designer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes

2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 21 votes

4 stars: 67 votes

5 stars: 74 votes

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