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3DCREATIVE MAGAZINE | Presenting assets in Marmoset Viewer Alphas and maps The Artist Andrew Finch andrewfinch.carbonmade.com Software Used: 3ds Max, ZBrush, Photoshop, Substance Painter, Marmoset Toolbag 2 Andrew Finch is a principle environment artist for Microsoft’s Rare Studio. He has nine years’ industry experience and is currently working on his eleventh title. Presenting assets in Marmoset Viewer by Andrew Finch Andrew Finch demonstrates how to render a real-time asset from Marmoset Toolbag 2 to the interactive 3DCREATIVEMAG.COM Marmoset Viewer
3DCREATIVE MAGAZINE | ISSUE 124 Take your asset presentation to the next level… In this tutorial I will guide you through the process of creating a Viking shield inspired by the TV show Vikings. In the previous tutorial we textured the shield using Substance Painter and some of its powerful tools. We looked at not only hand-painting details but using Smart Materials and importing custom textures to aid in the texturing process. Not only was the diffuse texture created, but the Substance Painter helped create the PBR textures. In this final chapter we will export all of the assets from Substance Painter and import them into Marmoset Toolbag 2. We will create a small scene in Marmoset to display our work and also explore the new feature Marmoset Viewer. This will enable us to export an interactive display of our artwork that can be uploaded to galleries. This new way of presenting your work is becoming really popular and would definitely make your work stand out from the crowd. Stencil masks: No well-used Viking 01 shield should be without some blood stains, old and fresh. To get a realistic blood stain would be quite difficult to do by hand-painting, especially for this art style, so we’ll use decals or stencils as masks to paint the details. I use the www.textures.com texture library as they have some very good blood splatter decals. Once I have a few variations I’m happy with, I turn them into black-and-white masks and make sure they are square textures as they work better in Substance Painter. Import the blood splatter decals and select them in the Texture tab. Drag this stencil texture to the stencil section of the brush properties and it will now be overlaid over the viewports. Dried blood splatter: I prefer to use 02 the 2D viewport for this as it gives better precision when painting. I’m starting with dried old blood so it’s darker in color. It also has no shine to it, so its roughness value should be quite high. I add a levels modifier to the layer and change it to affect roughness only; this gives me better control and can be easily adjusted later on. I also add a second levels modifier that only affects the base color to give me better control over the color of the dried blood later on if it doesn’t quite look right. Fresh blood splatter: On a second 03 layer and using a different stencil, I add some fresh blood to the shield using the same techniques as above. As I want some blood on the leather corners, I paint this in the 3D viewport. Painting blood detail onto the shield using a stencil mask Dried blood splatter painted onto the shield Fresh blood splatter to contrast with the dried blood I also add two more levels modifiers to give the look fresh. Continue to paint the blood around blood a more vibrant red color, and also a lower the shield but don’t go too overboard with it, or roughness value so it’s more reflective, making it it’ll hide the other nice details in the shield. 87
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