In Unity, and in computer graphics in general, a material describes the surface appearance of a 3D model. Materials can create the appearance of surfaces like wood, metal, fabric, and more. In these lessons, we'll learn how Unity implements physically based rendering, which is rapidly becoming the de facto industry methodology for creating dynamic and realistic textures.
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With this tutorial, we will take a software-independent look at some of the vital 3D terminology required to build a solid foundation for learning computer graphics. Software required: none.
In these After Effects tutorials, we will take an introductory look into After Effects and compositing in general so you can learn essential terms and definitions and build a solid foundation in computer graphics. Software required: After Effects CS5 and up.
In this CINEMA 4D tutorial, we will learn the basics of 3D models in CINEMA 4D. Software required: CINEMA 4D R12 and up.
3D car models are a mainstay of computer graphics. There are countless types to choose from and they offer a great exercise in building different kinds of geometry. Software required: CINEMA 4D.
Throughout this Unity tutorial, we'll develop a workflow between Maya and Unity 3D. Software required: Maya 2014, Unity 3D Pro.
In this Maya tutorial we will walk through creating a variety of challenging material types. Software required: Maya 2012.
In this course, we will learn various tips and tricks in Vue. Software required: Vue.
