Software Used:
CryENGINE 3 SDK. You can download it free HERE
Duration:
5 Hours
Instructor:
Hélder Pinto
DL Filesize:
1.11 GB
Project Files: Included are the final
CryEngine levels and other files to examine and reverse
engineer.
In this first DVD of our series, Hélder Pinto starts by studying the
materials and examining reference. He then sets up the scene in CryENGINE and
gives an overview of the Material Editor. From there Hélder shows how to create
a golden material, tinted glass material, shattered glass material, car paint
material, velvet material, rubber tire material, and a worn and painted metal
material.
This DVD, along with the other volumes in the series, will
provide you with an invaluable amount of information needed to start creating
your own production materials in CryENGINE 3 SDK today.
You can buy all 3 Volumes and save 30%! Check out the bundle on the
bundle page here:
About the Instructor:
Hélder Pinto has been working with CryENGINE for over 4 years and has worked
on games such as the award winning "Crysis 2" and "Under Siege". As a Level
Artist, Hélder's speciality lays in having responsibility for the for the entire
aesthetics of a level, while keeping a close eye on gameplay and performance.
For more than a decade, Hélder has gained an enormous amount of experience and
respect from within the community for for his outstanding character and artistic
caliber. Hélder currently works at Crytek in Frankfurt, Germany on Crysis 3.
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