Texturing Game Assets in MARI

This MARI tutorial will show you how to texturize game assets using a standard workflow. The process will be explained step-by-step. We will start with nothing and end up with finished PBR texture maps ready for Unreal Engine. First, we'll learn how to set up a project for a multimaterial PBR asset. We'll then learn how MARI uses Color Management to create a linear workflow and how it affects game assets. Next, we will learn how to add supplementary maps such as an ID map or normal map into MARI so that we can use them when we create our textures. MARI 3.0 has a new feature that allows you to send high-res meshes to MODO to enable ambient occlusion baking. While we are painting, we will learn important topics such as selections, projection masking and adjustment layers. We'll also learn how to export and resize our texture maps for Unreal Engine. You'll be able to start creating your own game assets once you have completed this MARI training. MARI 3.0 software required.