Learn to make texture for a VFX level model from start to finish

This course is designed to get you up and running with the latest version of substance 3d painter.WHAT WILL I LEARN:Preparing 3Dscene for texturingMaking custom materials inside Substance 3D PainterExporting texturesRender using Arnold RendererWHY SHOULD YOU LEARN FROM ME:My name is Hamidreza and I have been a 3D Artist for animation and VFX for about 8 years now. I have worked on many short animations and a few long animated movies.About Substance 3D Painter:Substance 3D Painter is widely used in game and movie production as well as in product design, fashion, and architecture. It’s a go-to 3D texturing app for creative professionals everywhere.Painter helps you achieve the look you want, from product design to realistic games and visual effects to projects such as stylized animation.The state-of-the-art viewport in Painter shows all your artistic decisions in real-time. Iterate complex materials with advanced lighting and shadows, making texturing even more creative and painless. You can even preview your model in the included path-tracing mode.

Once you've learned how to make things move in After Effects, one of the easiest ways to develop an aesthetic is to add texture to your designs. Whether it's a gritty, grungy overlay or wiggly edges, textures can add a massive amount of personality to your work. In this class, I'm going to introduce you to some of my most used techniques for applying and generating textures in After Effects. We'll take a look at how to use photo textures as overlays, generate textures with effects, use textures as a shading technique, and even how to animate those textures to bring your designs to life.