Rating 4.8 out of 5 (13 ratings in Udemy)
What you'll learn- Create 3D model using different ways under 3DS max and Zbrush .
- Create 3D VFX commercial in 3DS MAX
- Create Procedural VrayMaterial and Vray BlendMaterial
- Learn the fundamentals of Zbrush
- Learn the fundamentals of Tyflow
- Learn the fundamentals of PhoenixFD "some and fire"
- UV-unwrap under 3DS max and Zbrush and how to export the different maps and how to implement Vraydisplacement
- How to use Zdepth and motionblur and how to …
Rating 4.8 out of 5 (13 ratings in Udemy)
What you'll learn- Create 3D model using different ways under 3DS max and Zbrush .
- Create 3D VFX commercial in 3DS MAX
- Create Procedural VrayMaterial and Vray BlendMaterial
- Learn the fundamentals of Zbrush
- Learn the fundamentals of Tyflow
- Learn the fundamentals of PhoenixFD "some and fire"
- UV-unwrap under 3DS max and Zbrush and how to export the different maps and how to implement Vraydisplacement
- How to use Zdepth and motionblur and how to composite in AE
- And much more ..
DescriptionLearn how to create the Oreo shot that was inspired by real TV Commercial . We do it from start to finish using a couple of tools : 3DS max ,Vray , Tyflow , Phoenix FD ; and AE . A lot of tips and tricks will be provided in this course ;
Starting by the first part :
Discussing the different ways of modeling the "Oreo" and pick the one that I see is the most suitable . We learn the fundamentals of the "unavoidable" software which is Zbrush . Then after that we jump to creating "procedurally" the Material for the cookie using VrayMat and VrayBlend which is very helpful for any late tweaking . We finish this section but creating the still shot that you see on the course cover .
In the second part :
Dedicated to Dynamics ; We will spend enough time introducing and working with TYflow and PhoenixFD ; We explain everything needed to complete this course and also we give extra tools and tips for your future projects . At the section before the last , we mix everything learnt so far to create the final shot before jumping to the final section that will be dedicated to rendering and composing in AE .
