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3D MODELING

While studying at ESMA, I acquired knowledge on various methodologies and best practices related to real-time 3D modeling, such as PBR, baking and optimization techniques in 3DS Max.

Here are examples of assets I have created

Retro-Futuristic Taxi

For RUBBER I created the 3D model of the car using 3dsMax and took advantage of Unreal 5's Nanite technology (Nanite) to save time by only creating a high-definition model.

The 3D modelling was based on concept art provided by Emma Cieutat during the project.


I used the Morpher tool provided with 3dsmax for the car's destruction.

Thanks to this, I was able to create a fast and credible destruction with each

part detached (bumper, hood, lights, etc.), so that they could fall off during drivin


For the texturing, I used the RGB mask method instead of a traditional texture.

This was done for workflow and optimization purposes, as well as for easier material changes on the car.

Retro-Futuristic Phone Booth

During the demonstration, I will showcase my methodology for creating baked high-definition (HD) and low-definition (LD) assets that are optimized for real-time 3D engines.

 

After i create the moodboards that i need for my model, then I produce a block-out to plan the asset's design. Following this, I create the assets' models, including intricate details, using the HD version of the asset. Next, I unwrap the LD version of it. Finally, I apply the different layers(RBG) to mask the object using Substance Painter, ensuring the asset is ready for texturing.

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Depending on the project's requirements, I may also create the textures directly on Substance Painter. Overall, this approach guarantees that the assets I produce are properly optimized for use in real-time 3D engines.

Flat Tire ( Desert Land Scape )

Here's a simple flat tire that I needed for my landscape project, which you can check out

OTHER ASSETS I CREATED

I didn't detailled the process for these ones, but the same methodology is used. Here are some other assets I created as personal projects or school projects.

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