Props
Mastering Realism: How To Create Props & Environments for AAA Games
The Kevuru Games team has returned to 80 Level to offer a behind-the-scenes look at their environment/prop production process.
Realistic CTA Train Made with Blender, Substance 3D & Toolbag
James Jiang showed us the workflow behind the CTA Train project, discussed the texturing process, and explained why he adds stickers to his works.
AVALON: The Production Process Behind a UE5-Powered Cinematic
Zachary Allen has returned to 80 Level to tell us more about AVALON, a short Unreal Engine 5-powered cinematic, discuss the modeling and texturing workflows behind the project, and share the rendering setup.
Creating a Star Wars Blaster Using Maya & Substance 3D Painter
Yaroslav Novichonok shared the workflow behind the Star Wars Blaster project, showed the subdivision and texturing process, and explained how the post-production was done.
Designing 3D Persian-Style Props Using Maya & Mari
Simin Farrokh Ahmadi has shared the breakdown of the Persian Afternoon project, explaining the modeling, texturing and lighting processes in Maya and Mari.
Creating a Barber Chair in Maya, ZBrush, Substance 3D & UE5
Kevin J. Coulman has shared the working process behind the Barber Chair project, detailed how the prop was modeled in Maya and ZBrush, shared tips on making accurate materials, and explained why UE5 was chosen for rendering.
Texturing a Screwdriver Using Substance 3D Painter
Josh Brown walked us through the texturing process of the Screwdriver project and showed how the work with gradient was done to show signs of age.
Creating Star Wars Blaster Using Blender & Substance 3D Painter
Dennis Levi shared the working process behind the Star Wars Blaster project, showed their subdivision and remesh workflows, and explained how the texturing was done.
Creating Retro Scene with Blender, ZBrush & Substance 3D Painter
Maria Alekseeva showed the workflow behind the "Where does the childhood go?" project, explained how the TV and PlayStation were created, and shared the story behind the scene.
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