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In this first Installment of the Procedural Props series, we are going to take a look at how to produce a fully procedural Ammo Crate. Everything from the geometry, uvs, and textures will be generated procedurally.
When you purchase this course you get over 3 hours of video training, all the assets created in the course, as well as the complete Unity setup.
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Duration: 3 hours
File Size: 325 megs
Assets:
– Houdini Project Files
– Textures
– Painter Project File
– Unity Package
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Courses : 4
Specification: Houdini 16.5 – Procedural Prop Modeling – Ammo Crate
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 3 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
Houdini 16.5 – Procedural Prop Modeling – Ammo Crate
$14.99
Ingmar Clarysse –
Very nice course, that navigates you through Houdini procedural modelling into Painter. Picked up a lot from it!
Pedro Luis Perim Martins –
Just the right amount of detail, the pacing is perfect. And of course, the information is really useful.
Juan Erostique –
Nice course!
Robert Angone –
I have done both Kenny’s courses and I’m glad I did. With Ammo Crate, I learned not only more about procedural methods and digital assets but I got a grip on Substance Painter as well. Thanks again Kenny, I look forward to your next course.
Caroline Begbie –
An excellent course thank you! It s not for total beginners as it s very fast paced, but it s a good speed if you have a bit of modeling experience. I didn t understand the hires video, but followed along and hope to catch that in subsequent tutorials.
Artmendel D –
Really cool one. With a full Unity / Unreal integration of the digital asset I would call it perfect.
Ben –
Good job
Arjuna Ravikumar –
Everything Kenny makes is amazing! Best teacher award!
Clem White –
Excellent course, everything is very clearly explained and fantastic to get an understanding of the flow from Houdini to Substance. It follows on very well from IP’s vehicle modelling course, perfect combination of repetition to reinforce some of the core concepts plus some the introduction of some invaluable new techniques.
Evan Mouton –
Concepts for procedural modeling were laid out in an understandable manner. The processes taught in the course are not limiting and outside concepts/methods are easily blended with the material taught in this course. I have been wanting to learn procedural modeling to build off of my current knowledge of Houdini but couldn’t find any quality modeling courses until this one. Definitely worth the money/time and will be looking into more of his courses.
Andr s Romero –
For the time being, great. I m remembering some forgotten cool concepts!
Wong SH –
awesome courses i learn alot
Francesco Santucci –
Really interesting!
Denis Janssen –
Sprecher hat meiner Meinung nach zu schnell gesprochen. Pers nlich fand ich es ein wenig unstrukturiert. Speaker spoke too quickly, in my opinion. Personally, I found it a little unstructured.
Raffaele Grande –
This course is allowing me to create my personal stuff I was hoping it could benefit from a procedural approach. And after each chapter, I feel more confident in putting my own take in it. I highly recommend it!
Qaisar Ali –
I recommend this course to anyone that is getting in houdini. This was a great tutorial but it was very fast for someone that was just beginning with Houdini. I learned alot, i was able to keep up with the last few videos. There were some parts like when you said you could export using the file node but didn’t show it, which confused me but i found it myself by playing around so not that bad.
Joel Bobbin –
Very informative course to learn procedural hard modelling
Chris Burns –
This course is really fun and quick. If you are new to Houdini check out the instructors free ‘Dropship’ course first which is a bit more beginner friendly