Still a great site though for other tutorial paths regardless.Īdditionally, I want to learn substance painter, and I felt like I wasn't finding something that eased the transition from blender > substance. CGcookie has fantastic tutorials all oriented around blender but as of this time they dont have a lot of options regarding blender>substance painter. I did end up buying MayaLT, it seems like a lot of tutorials are based around it, especially once it involves numerous separate programs working together. Every time I worked on something blender the thought of having to eventually learn Maya in the future kind of hung over my head.
If you don't foresee either the above scenarios to one degree orĪnother, you'd be better off doing what suggested and Independent artists with industry experience, similarly purchase MayaLT. if you plan on working in the industry as an employee of a developmentĬompany then purchase Maya LT (Max et al). the more likely the need for you to interface with * industry experienced* individuals, the more likely you'll have to offer a pipeline they are familiar with, and vice versa, to make things easy for everyone involved. The question is what you'll be doing with the content you're making. The question here isn't whether Blender is or is not capable (it is).
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