Create 3D Game Characters: No modeling or rigging required (Udemy.com)

The beginning is a little old but it gets better at section 2. But section 1 still good information even though I have Iclone 7 now it is pretty much the same info. But the 5 stars is for pretty much the section 4 alone! Thank you!

Was able to apply what I learn here to the latest iClone 7, CC3, and 3DXchange 7 software. As an prerequisite, make sure you watch the "Getting started in 3D Animation" course first to understand what is being taught in this video. Buying the software is really worth the investment for character creation and animation. In other words, it will save you a lot of time with character creation and animation. You can use the time that you are saved to create other types of 3D assets in Blender!!!!

Confusing layout of the course but I assume it's designed whether you want to understand how to create a character via iClone for Unity or Unreal and I have just skipped to the Unreal sections. Aside from that, it is straight to the point going through overall features of iClone, Character Creator and 3DXChange to get it into the Unreal Engine by going through a practical example.

It was a good match, but I'd prefer to learn more about Character Creator's different functions and more explanations about the different tools. The instructor moved through terms like diffuse, ambient, etc. without much explanation. The overall information and pace were great though.

Good overview. The sections on UE4 blueprints for motion goes very quickly. As the instructor says, there are additional tutorials that cover the subject. I'll also need to check if there are many changes in newer versions of iClone.

I think it should have been two different courses, one for Unity3D and one for Unreal Engine 4, and should have gone more into depth about setup and configuring the characters and bring them into and back out of Unreal Engine 4. Just a thought. It did provide useful info though but could have been better.

The instructors speak well, and go into enough detail that someone who has never done any animation before can get a good result quickly and easily. (I mean, *of course* there's time and work involved in doing an animated character, but you won't get confused about how to do it on your first try if you take this course.) Also, there's a fairly comprehensive walk-through for importing a new character into two different engines... including how to check for and correct errors and minor issues. Trouble-shooting seems to be left out of most courses, but there is some included in this one.

I like that it covered both Unity and Unreal (I have Unreal). I was not sure it was going to be both, but I clicked through and saw it was for Unreal as well. I find these most helpful because I can hit pause, go into Unreal and then switch back when I have completed the task at hand.

Porque está muy detallado y muy bien explicado. Funcionamiento del iClone Character y su exportador a FBX para cada motor, ya sea Unity o Unreal Engine. Además de todas las funcionalidades del programa que son inmensas, explican súper detalladamente los problemas o añadidos que hay que hacer para cada motor gráfico que vayas a utilizar. Bravo por el curso y por el software!!!

I was skeptical at first. Many programs offer "easy to use interface" intuitive design" and "beginners to pros can use this program" but none have been as easy to learn and use right off the bat like this. This course takes you right into the action and shows you how truly intuitive the program is and how easy it is to create a game ready character in minutes. The instructors were easy to understand and thoughtful about their instruction. Thank you gentlemen well done.