Realtime Texturing Tutorials

axxic3

I was wondering if anyone knows where to get a good texturing tutorial, from UV's (Max) to final texture with additional maps like normal, bump etc. However, I learn best just by watching someones workflow and not so much being instructed on everything they're doing. Among my favorite tutorial techniques are by 3D palace, so in that style would be preferable, with the instructor working in real time, and not leaving anything out. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Note: I have tried some tutorials from digital tutors and lynda and just aint diggin the way the tutorials are not actual projects that could be expanded outside of the instruction video.

BARDLER

3D Motive has a couple asset pipeline videos. I feel like this one is probably the best bet. https://www.3dmotive.com/f1015

The only difference is the textures he uses are not PBR, but it will still be extremely helpful to get you started.

axxic3

Thanks, I watched the intro video, however I got a digital tutors subscription and looking to use that to its fullest before trying another. Do you know of any free alternatives in the meantime?

Xoliul

http://eat3d.com/dozer_part3
not free though. but sounds like what you want.

SuperFranky

I really liked this tutorial https://www.3dmotive.com/f1055.

axxic3

3d motive must be pretty good, wonder if I made the wrong choice with digital tutors. Either way Im learning new stuff everyday. Thanks everyone for the awesome referrals

BARDLER

axxic3 wrote: »

3d motive must be pretty good, wonder if I made the wrong choice with digital tutors. Either way Im learning new stuff everyday. Thanks everyone for the awesome referrals

Digital Tutors is a great resource as well, but 3D Motive and Eat3D are game focused which is nice if that is what you want to do. That Dozer one on Eat3d is super awesome as well so check that out to.

axxic3

So I checked out the one by Eat3d, its a great tutorial, and the end product is amazing, but the instructor goes way too fast for me, occasionally leaves out some important small details to newbies such as myself like hotkeys used, etc.. I do know how to sub model (Got the series) and such, so I would recommend this tutorial to intermediate to upper knowledge modelers before going into the tutorial. Gonna check out 3dmotive, looks a little more on my level.