HOW I sculpt STYLIZED WOOD for GAMES | TUTORIAL 

Thanks! texturing vid will be out Monday :D wont be going over the lighting on this one unfortunately, but I plan to do a whole video on lighting and presentation in the future :)

Thanks! I'm glad you found it helpful :) another video coming in a couple days!

Thanks! More coming soon! :D

Thanks! glad you found it helpful

Hey carlos! thanks and I have been getting this request a lot so my next video is going to be on my process for high to low poly and all that stuff :D stay tuned!

@@StylizedSchools You earned my sub dude, love the memes between the videos haha!! And the way how you make look everything easy makes me knows your high skill level.

Hey, thanks for the comment. Are you perhaps not activating lazy mouse from the stroke menu in zbrush? Beyond that and what I show in the video I'm not sure how to help :D slow smooth strokes with lazy mouse activated and applying pressure then easing off the pen throughout the stroke to get width variation is all I do for it. It did take some practice to get them to be less wobbly at the start

thx for the reply, i actually dont use zbrush i use blender but blender also has the lazy mouse mode so ill try, thx :D@@StylizedSchools

Hey, I'm using a graphics tablet to sculpt so I am just alternating the pressure I'm applying with the stylus pen to get varying intensity.

what kind of graphics tablet? @@StylizedSchools

@@ykach3 I just use a cheap Huion tablet I got for about 80 euro 5-6 years ago. Does the job. I believe its the "1060 plus"

Hey Jens, so for sculpting you can use as many as you need, but instead of subdivisions you might be able to lower the points using the dynamesh feature when sculpting. This will just help with performance if you are lagging while sculpting and maintain quality. If you want to take this in to substance painter or texture it/use it in any way after though, look into retopology, uv unwrapping and baking. I would estimate a count of around 500-1000 tris if not less depending on the complexity of the ladder for the final mesh.

Thanks! It's actually an original image I created for an article I wrote for gameartists.co.uk. The pinterest button is just a pinterest quick save plugin I added to my browser. You can find the article here: gamesartist.co.uk/stylized-wagon/

Yes definitely! you can even get the brush pack I used for this tutorial for blender search "orb brush pack blender" in google and you can download it.

yep absolutely, you can even get the orb brush set for blender for free too

@@StylizedSchools Oh thenk you so much!😁