Gumroad – Hard Surface Texturing For Production

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Categories: Tutorials » Design

Gumroad – Hard Surface Texturing For Production

English | Video: 1080p | Project files

https://gumroad.com/l/WecGC

In this tutorial I will go over my process for hard surface texturing inside of Mari. I go over the UV process, baking UDIM curvature and AO maps in mightybake, importing your model into Mari, and the general texturing process using primarily node graph techniques.

I will go over the new Mari 3.0 extension pack mask generators similar to Substance and Quixel’s DDo. No more manually painting dirt and edge wear!

Software used:

Maya, Mightybake, Nuke, Mari 3.0+ (extension pack required)