Alex Senechal

Advanced Tiling Techniques for Environmental Design (Gumroad)

Published:

2016-05-04 03:52:54

Imported:

2024-10

Videos

intro_info_video.mp4
part_.5.mp4
part_.75.mp4
part_1.mp4
part_2.mp4
part_3.mp4
part_4.mp4
part_5.mp4
part_6.mp4
part_7.mp4
part_8.mp4
part_9.mp4

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Content

This tutorial covers the basics of tiling textures as well as my 2 UV system for blending unique details and tiles. This gives you a lot of flexibility in your modeling process as well as speed due to not having to bake down a high poly.

There is over 10 hours of video content of me creating this from the blockout stage to the final stage in real time with commentary. You get all the files you need to follow along as well. I use 3ds Max 2017 in this tutorial and it is recommended that you use it to follow along, but you may set up your materials to match mine in your 3d program of choice and follow along as well.

What you get:

10+ hours of video content in real time with commentary showing my workflows and modeling techniques in detail as well as my thoughts during scene creation.
Blockout models and scene files from 3ds max 2017-2014 also FBX and OBJ
My final result in FBX and 3ds max files.
2 Unreal 4 scenes (both the blockout and my final result)
List of my hotkeys
All the assets and project files needed to create this scifi diorama
Workflow tips and advice
High poly trim sheet OBJ and FBX for both the rubber and metal trims
My entire Unreal setup in the scene files as well as material breakdowns so you can deconstruct them.
Examples Images as well as a text quick documentation on tips for usage.

Scroll through the images on this Gumroad for more examples.

Notes

I am using 3ds Max 2017 and suggest it for this tutorial, you may download it from the Autodesk website.

The tutorial starts off slow and covers a lot of basics and speeds up as I go along, if you want to follow along i recommend having an intermediate understanding of 3ds Max and a basic understanding of Unreal 4.

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