2015
Digital Tutors
Justin Marshall
01:45:00
English
In this series of Maya and Mudbox tutorials, we'll talk about the process of working on an asset using multiple applications- in this case Maya, Mudbox, and Photoshop. We'll begin by using Maya's powerful modeling tools to create some base geometry for a Thor-inspired hammer. We'll learn to create a simple UV layout and then use those UVs to create a texture map that can help us add sculpted detail very quickly. Once we have our geometry set up in Mudbox, we'll look at ways of adding carved detail using sculpt layers. We'll also paint texture maps for our objects and learn to add new geometry to our project as it progresses. Once we're done, we'll bake out normal maps and combine them with existing bump maps. Finally, we'll transfer our project back out of Mudbox to Maya. This Maya and Mudbox training will go quickly, so if you're interested in more basic training in any of the applications used, I would recommend starting with the Introductions to the particular applications and move on from there.
Introduction and project overview 1 Introduction and project overview 01:03
Building the base geometry 2 Building the base geometry 10:37
Creating a UV layout 3 Creating a UV layout 08:03
Transferring to Mudbox 4 Transferring to Mudbox 03:30
Creating textures with Photoshop 5 Creating textures with Photoshop 08:57
Creating carved insets 6 Creating carved insets 05:16
Adding geometry to our project 7 Adding geometry to our project 09:01
Preparing new geometry 8 Preparing new geometry 08:25
Adding a carved symbol 9 Adding a carved symbol 04:32
Painting color textures 10 Painting color textures 08:30
Painting specular maps 11 Painting specular maps 08:22
Painting bump maps 12 Painting bump maps 09:23
Adding an incandescence map 13 Adding an incandescence map 03:12
Baking maps 14 Baking maps 05:13
Transferring geometry 15 Transferring geometry 08:26
http://www.digitaltutors.com/tutorial/1936-Asset-Pipeline-in-Maya-and-Mudbox
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