which youtube channels teach how to create game ready assets?i want to learn the entire pipeline to make 3d game ready game assets/props/characters
>>1032677which engine? What target platform?
>>1032678any enginei am thinking of developing nintendo-styled assets: stylized and simple
>>1032680Making an asset game-ready is making it fit an engine's needs. So you have to decide on an engine. Then once you know you're making stuff for engine X, it's just a matter of looking up what engine X needs.
>>1032682which one is preferred for stylized assets like nintendo? unity?
>>10326773D is not feasible as a solo dev. do not bother.
>>1032695Pseudoregalia is 1 guy and Brigador is 2 guys so you could probably do it if you knew what you're doing>>1032677>Learn low poly modelling>Learn how to UV>Learn how to textureThis is where you should start i'd guess. I don't know any channels that do this but there's bound to be something
>>1032695oh, i don't plan to develop a game by myself right off the batfirst i want to create a good portfolio, and i love stylized characters, so i'm going to specialize in thoseall i want to know is the pipeline to create those characters and what 3d fundamentals i would need to learn to create such assets>>1032697thanks for the response
>>1032699Did you really need someone to tell you you need to model and texture stuff to make it game ready?
>>1032703i'm still waiting for channel recommendations that focus on the asset creation pipeline for stylized assets, and also any tips for what i should consider when planning a portfolio, what engine i should focus on when developing stylized assets, etc (aka things i don't know)i was just thanking the anon for their reply
>I'm looking to make Nintendo style assets
>>1032706You're not going to get one.Yt tutorials are mostly.made by people who don't lnow what they're doing anyways. They learn a trick. They explain the trick. And make a slick thumbnail. Pick the platforms you want to use and get the books published by the creators of the software.Abbreviated and stylised game assets are not significantly easier to make than hyper detailed high resolution ones. You still have to rig. You still have to uv unwrap. You still have to make textures and materials. All of that doesn't care about the detail level in the mesh.
crashsune tutorials r pretty good, they will get a lot of hate here but if you follow their character modelling tutorials u will understand the basics of low poly stylised modelling / UV unwrapping / texturing / rigging
>>1032677N64 stylized or oddesy stylized?
>>10327253ds and abovei don't want to go super low polyi want sufficient depth to add some details too
>>1032715i checked out and it's ok, i guessthey only have anime girl tutorials, so there's no varietyi'll still watch some of themthanks
>>1032738those are basically just regular models, so learn the skills to make those i guess
None of them trach the full process because it would displace them from their jobs. 3D noggers rely exclusively on gatekeeping tools and knowledge to keep it going. Only 2D artists can twach you everything because 2D requires artistic soul anyway.
>>1032738realistically the best way to learn how to do low poly or low ish poly is just to go to The Models Resource and download a few models you like, then copy them directly poly by poly several times until you can create results that look similar without looking at the downloaded model's topology, at which point you can begin to iterate.
