【Fusion360 Tutorial】Make game assets in fusion360 (MOI3D / Zbrush also needed)

Apoolloo

I've got some questions about my fusion360 routine so I share my explorations briefly here.

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I'm not a high level pro so there may have some mistakes.

This is my first time writting down some 'tutorial'.Tell me what do you think about this tutorial or this CAD modeling routine !

If you think this is helpful,share it !

pior

List the names of the other required programs right at the beginning of the tutorial - at the very least Moi3d. Also explain in an introduction what it will be used for.

Otherwise you end up with a tutorial name that doesn't match its own contents.

Apoolloo

pior said:

List the names of the other required programs right at the beginning of the tutorial - at the very least Moi3d. Also explain in an introduction what it will be used for.

Otherwise you end up with a tutorial name that doesn't match its own contents.

agree.I  added it on the title.

Ged

nice, thanks for going to the trouble of explaining your process. I suppose it would be difficult to make any large changes to your fusion360 model once you start adding the final bevels and details because the already existing lowpoly wouldnt work with these unless edited, I guess every workflow has its small downsides.

Apoolloo

Ged said:

nice, thanks for going to the trouble of explaining your process. I suppose it would be difficult to make any large changes to your fusion360 model once you start adding the final bevels and details because the already existing lowpoly wouldnt work with these unless edited, I guess every workflow has its small downsides.

Yes that's kind of true.So you should think really carefully in the first stage.
However fusion360 has the timeline feature which gives you some freedom to make big changes after you finish those small bevels.

Ged

Apoolloo said:

However fusion360 has the timeline feature which gives you some freedom to make big changes after you finish those small bevels.

thats interesting to know, thanks!

Bozurk

Thanks for the tutorial! It was easy to understand. I will try this workflow very soon.