Game Asset Workflow (Blender, Substance Painter, Unreal)

Game Asset Workflow (Blender, Substance Painter, Unreal)

A straightforward game art workflow that you can depend on  Game Asset Workflow (Blender, Substance Painter, Unreal) New

INSTRUCTOR :  David Hansen

Learn the game asset workflow from the modelling stages all the way to importing and setting up a material in Unreal Engine.

This course goes through all of the steps needed to have a 3D model ready for texturing- including but not limited to blockout, lowpoly and highpoly, UV unwrapping, setting up sharpened edges (or smoothing groups), and more.

From there the entire import process to get started in Adobe Substance Painter is also shown, including some settings you can use to get a really crucial clean bake for your model.

Some texturing tricks are shown and mentions of what kind of details you should look to implement in your game asset. From there I show how to export all of the needed textures (including a packed texture for optimization) and bring it into Unreal Engine for in-engine implementation.

Written versions are included with all of the videos so you can choose to either read each part or watch the video to get a visual representation of what's needed to complete a game asset. Project files are also included so you can focus on specific parts of a workflow.

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What you'll learn

• Learn the asset creation workflow from blockout to engine implementation
• UV Unwrap quickly using my sharpening/UVing workflow in Blender
• Create super clean highpoly bakes using all of the tricks involved in the course
• Form a seamless export process from Substance Painter to Unreal Engine (UE5 works as well!)
• Create an easy to use master material in Unreal Engine for all of your textured props
• If you have any questions you can message me or email me at crimsonstreamer@gmail.com!

Requirements

• A Desktop PC or Mac with the necessary specifications to run Unreal Engine 4/5
• Unreal Engine 5 downloaded and installed
• Blender (or your modelling software of choice)
• Adobe Substance Painter (any version)
• Recommended: Shotpacker (or any UV packing addon), PureRef (free)