3Ds max modeling basics for video game assets : design, model texture and rig 3D characters for export to unity and other game engines / William Culbertson.

By:

Culbertson, William [author.]

Material type: Text

TextEdition: 1st editionDescription: pages cmISBN:

9780367707804
9780367707811

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DDC classification:

23 006.696 Cu Ds

Summary: "Building on the lessons learned in Volume 1, this book expands the beginning 3D modeler's knowledge base of creating video game assets to include character modeling, pelt mapping, rigging, animation and more. Opening with a discussion on 3D character design concepts, the reader then box models a basic game character using primitives. With the introduction of bones, the reader uses linking to create a simple rig to animate the character. Progressing to polygon modeling a second 3D character, the reader learns pelt mapping, learns to use the CAT rig and the Skin modifier for mesh deformation animation. The progression continues with the creation of a 3D biped character, complete with pelt mapping CAT rig and game play animations. To wrap up the process, the reader prepares the characters for export to a game engine, Unity. The reader then integrates the characters into the Castle Environment game scene (included), created in Volume 1in Unity Additional lessons include creating texture materials and alpha channel vegetation for use in games"--

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	URL	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode
Books	Bahrain ITC.G-WBD	Computer Studies	006.696 Cu Ds (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Link to resource	Available	Dr. Hafiz Abid Malik		3000003565

"Building on the lessons learned in Volume 1, this book expands the beginning 3D modeler's knowledge base of creating video game assets to include character modeling, pelt mapping, rigging, animation and more. Opening with a discussion on 3D character design concepts, the reader then box models a basic game character using primitives. With the introduction of bones, the reader uses linking to create a simple rig to animate the character. Progressing to polygon modeling a second 3D character, the reader learns pelt mapping, learns to use the CAT rig and the Skin modifier for mesh deformation animation. The progression continues with the creation of a 3D biped character, complete with pelt mapping CAT rig and game play animations. To wrap up the process, the reader prepares the characters for export to a game engine, Unity. The reader then integrates the characters into the Castle Environment game scene (included), created in Volume 1in Unity Additional lessons include creating texture materials and alpha channel vegetation for use in games"--

The online book link:

https://www.amazon.com/Basics-Modeling-Video-Game-Assets/dp/0367707802/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=9780367707804&qid=1669024488&sr=8-1

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