Eat 3D - Free Videos

Sean VanGorder

Two more free tutorials from Eat 3D.

In case you missed it, our friends over at Eat 3D have put together two more short tutorials, free of charge.

In the first video, Tor Frick (aka Snefer on Polycount) goes over the basics of setting up vertex painting inside of UDK.

See the video here: http://eat3d.com/free/vertex_painting

In the second video, Markus Hammarstedt demonstrates how to retarget and clean motion capture in MotionBuilder.

See the video here: http://eat3d.com/free/mocap_cleanup

A thanks goes out to Eat 3D and the instructors for putting these together.

 

 

Alberto Rdrgz

Awh, thanks Tor!

Kbrom12

Good quick video right to the point, thanks Tor!

Fang

We're working with mocap and motionbuilder at school on our current project so this will definetly come in handy and vertex painting seems really trendy right now, thinking about utilising it in the project aswell.

thatanimator

of course a swede takes care of the motionbuilder tutorial..
are swedish companies the only ones using motionbuilder or what lol?
I don't like the way the tutorial starts of having a pre-setup actor done and saying that's what you'd get from an outsourcing mocap studio as I've either gotten them already mapped to characters, as control rigs or as just a skeletal hierarchy that you'd have to plot to a rig yourself, never as an actor, feels very Vicon 1995.. but yeah, a good vid I guess

benji

Great tutorial Snefer, thanks.

a-k-m

is it possible to have a tool like this in 3ds max or even in photoshop? Or when you are working on your project do you have already in mind that you are going to improve your textures later in udk?

What if you want to have the same effect but already baked into the texture? so that you don't need to use udk?

Greetings André

a-k-m

P.S.: I am refering to the vertex paint tutorial...

Bobby J Rice 3rd

It's nice to see unreal finally catching up.

tyddynroger

brilliant vid! thanks a lot!

Callesw

Great stuff! thanks.