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Udemy - Hard Surface Vehicle Modeling Bajaj Pulsar 3Ds Max+Corona


29-11-2021, 22:25. Author: MissKim
Udemy - Hard Surface Vehicle Modeling Bajaj Pulsar 3Ds Max+Corona
Udemy - Hard Surface Vehicle Modeling Bajaj Pulsar 3Ds Max+Corona
Duration 18h 30m Project Files Included MP4


Info:
3D Modeling,Texturing,Lighting and rendering

What you'll learn

In this course you will learn how to mdel a bike Bajaj Pulsar, texture it and lighting the scene
This course will be 18+ hours
In this course we will do the modeling from scrach
we will start from the image plane adjustment and move on..

Requirements

A computer, a mouse and a speaker speaker
no programming experience needed
if you have basic knowledge of 3ds max it will be plus

Description

My self Naushad i am 3d artist working from all most 14+ years,

i have worked on lots of projects in these years, including modeling, animation, motion graphics and vfx works.

We will cover in this course how to place image plane then how we can start the modeling process.

then we will do some basic UV unwrapping to place our texture properly

we will use Photoshop to draw some texture and also to model the Pulsar logo

we will learn how we can model the Tyre and we will you some corona material for body parts

we will use HDRI light and corona render to render out our final product

i believe that after completing this course you will be able to do hard surface modeling easily

and you will be comfortable with the HDRI light setup also

it doesn't matter on what level you are beginner or advance you can easily understand the course and model stuffs after completing this ourse

and i will be available for you to help you out if you will face a any issue.

its really gonna be a joyful ride for you and for me as well.

i hope u will enjoy this course and learn something new.

So lets get started enjoy the journey.

Who this course is for:

Any one who wants to learn 3d modeling can join for this course


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