This was a course that helped me build a solid foundation.
It was very helpful.

I recommend this course to anyone looking to get started with effects.
From sequence source creation to Unreal Engine, you can learn a broad workflow, making it a good course for building the basics of effects study.

The course explains not only modeling, but also the functions of the programs in detail, which I really liked.
Especially during the modeling sections, the explanation speed was just right, so it was easy to follow along.
Of course, the video player itself has speed controls as well.
Substance Painter was a program I was touching for the first time, but after taking this course, I felt I could study it on my own to some extent.
I was satisfied because I could learn the texture creation process I had been most curious about, all the way to exporting.

Personally, I highly recommend this course to beginners like me who want to learn realistic normal map work.

In the modeling section, I learned many precise modeling techniques.
I also learned a lot about how to shape and define forms before moving into ZBrush.
In ZBrush, it was great to learn weathering, adding patterns, and creating overall surface texture in detail.
Finally, in Substance Painter, I learned many techniques using various effects, including gradients, texture details, roughness maps, metallic maps, and more.

If you want to learn a workflow using high-poly modeling and Substance Painter, this is a very good course.

As someone encountering Unity for the first time, I really liked being able to easily learn various lighting setups and effects.
The instructor explained even the small details I did not know, which was great.

After taking this course, I definitely understood Unity much better and felt more comfortable with it.

I took this course because I wanted to learn more about Photoshop.
I was able to learn easier and more effective ways to use blur, sharpen, selections, tile map correction, shape changes, and color and brightness adjustments that I did not fully understand before.

If you want to use Photoshop properly, this is an excellent course.

This is the course I took when I first wanted to study game environment modeling.
Without this course, I would have learned at a much slower pace.
It is a great course for learning a casual hand-painted style.
I also really liked learning Unity lighting setup and terrain blending techniques.
While creating an environment portfolio, I learned a lot about what truly matters.

In short, if you want to create a hand-painted casual portfolio, this course is the best.

This is a very good course before creating a semi-realistic portfolio.
You can learn many ways to create various low- and mid-poly models, and the UV unwrapping process is explained in great detail.
The semi-realistic texturing techniques and the process of creating natural assets were also excellent.

If you want to properly build a portfolio, I strongly recommend this course.

I still have a few lessons left, but this is a truly excellent course.
It covers easy modeling methods for creating realistic cliffs, sculpting in ZBrush, an easy UV workflow, and advanced texturing techniques in Substance Painter.
It is an incredibly good course.
You can learn how to create trees in SpeedTree from A to Z.

Simply put, it is an amazing course.

I finally completed it.
Since the programs covered in this course are older versions by today’s standards, I was quite worried when I started.

However, except for newly released features or changed parts, most of the content was the same, so I was able to complete the course without major issues.
I was able to build the fundamentals of each tool, and I believe the things I studied through this course will help me reach a higher level in the future.

I hope this review is helpful, and lastly, I would like to thank CGENTRY for providing such high-quality courses.