FINALY COMPLETE 3D MODELING WORKFLOW TUTORIAL !

[3dfxpro]

hello i am an 3d artist working on Project Contigency.
and what i propose you , is to make a series of turorial about complete workflow of 3D modeling
its gonna be in this order

-3D Modeling ( part 1 = low poly / part 2 = high poly )
-Unwraping
-Baking
-Texturing
-Import In Cryengine and setup lighting


the software you will need are
( 3Ds Max / Photoshop / Xnormal / Quixel Suite or DDNO / Substance Painter / Cryengine )

hello guys im sorry its been long time since told you about making this series of tutorial ( cause i work a lot game project and i dident get time ) make sure to subscribe to my YouTube channels . to see the next video

Part 1


Part 2


Part 3

[Heatguts]

A traffic cone! Yes! Looks awesome!

[Senjin]

Yiss! I can finally bring all my cone related dreams to life!
I've always loved low poly work, it carries a minimalistic art feel to me.

[3dfxpro]

sorry guys it was the wrong video lol :D im uploading the good one now ;)

[Heatguts]

So the good one has sound?

[Jaing]

Nice, now to download that softwate..

*16 Hours Remaining*

[3dfxpro]

guys i hope you enjoy it ;)

[thegenuinebuzz]

I haven't 3D modeled in a long long time, but baking is still high poly textures put into low poly right?

[3dfxpro]

yes it it ;)

[halofan]

it looks good, reminds me of the cones in halo 3 & halo reach cones ha

[mmorpg4free]

CONES CONFIRMED IN P.C.

[Stevedoggen]

So wait, let me get this straight...
Low poly is the thing you make, high poly is a more detailed, extra polygon version of the same thing, and baking is editing the textures from the high poly to make the low poly look like the high poly?

Man, I always assumed these terms meant things that were much more complicated than that... -_-

[Mootjuh]

Yup, though for more complex objects the workflow is usually blockout first, then high poly, then low poly.

Now that I think about it, a traffic cone might not have been the ideal model for a tutorial. Texturing that would be relatively easy as traffic cones barely have edgewear and scratches.

[spartan1995]

Will this cone be in project contingency?

[Stevedoggen]

Will this cone be in project contingency?

CONES CONFIRMED IN P.C.

Sometimes I get the feeling this threads main point has been missed. XD

[Jaing]

I'll do the honor of liking your post.

[3dfxpro]

Yup, though for more complex objects the workflow is usually blockout first, then high poly, then low poly.

Now that I think about it, a traffic cone might not have been the ideal model for a tutorial. Texturing that would be relatively easy as traffic cones barely have edgewear and scratches.

its depend of the artist some artis have some difficulty to make an low poly and add detail after . because make your start model as a low poly is more difficult than just reduce the poly count of your high poly . also this is not the most difficult model . but im sure there is not a lot of 3d artist on the forum so if you show something to hard to a beginers he just goint to give up . so they need to start with easy thing but learn right ;)

[3dfxpro]

Will this cone be in project contingency?

CONES CONFIRMED IN P.C.

Sometimes I get the feeling this threads main point has been missed. XD

yes you are right

[HatchetHaro]

Those aren't tutorials. Those are sped up videos of you just making things.
I really can't see what you're doing with that.
Maybe you should just commentate as you make this stuff, and record the whole thing. People could more easily follow your steps and replicate things.

[3dfxpro]

ok Ill try ;)

[deadofmind]

Make the next tutorial where you commentate about how to make Gungnir Helmet :3

[Mootjuh]

Please no Gungnir.

[RockMetal&Time]

the only thing I learned from this "Tutorial" is that 3dfx is French

[deadofmind]

What have you against the Gungnir Mootjuh?

[nugyflex]

i though n-gons were bad

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