Blender 2.8 Game Vehicle Creation

Blender 2.8 Game Vehicle Creation, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 121 lectures, based on 752 reviews, and has 4262 subscribers.

You will learn about Blender 2.8 Modeling Tools and Modifiers UV Mapping a Complex 3D Model in Blender 2.8 Creating a Color ID Map in Blender 2.8 Exporting FBX files from Blender Texturing in Substance Painter Baking a Normal Map in Substance Painter Configuring a Vehicle in Unity This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who would like to learn how to model, texture, and configure a game vehicle in Blender 2.8, Substance Painter, and Unity. It is particularly useful for Anyone who would like to learn how to model, texture, and configure a game vehicle in Blender 2.8, Substance Painter, and Unity.

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Summary

Title: Blender 2.8 Game Vehicle Creation

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 121

Number of Published Lectures: 121

Number of Curriculum Items: 121

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 121

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Blender 2.8 Modeling Tools and Modifiers
UV Mapping a Complex 3D Model in Blender 2.8
Creating a Color ID Map in Blender 2.8
Exporting FBX files from Blender
Texturing in Substance Painter
Baking a Normal Map in Substance Painter
Configuring a Vehicle in Unity

Who Should Attend

Anyone who would like to learn how to model, texture, and configure a game vehicle in Blender 2.8, Substance Painter, and Unity.

Target Audiences

Anyone who would like to learn how to model, texture, and configure a game vehicle in Blender 2.8, Substance Painter, and Unity.

Welcome to Blender 2.8 Game Vehicle Creation! In this course you will learn how to create a game vehicle, from the first polygon to the final configuration of the user controls in the game engine. You will learn:

Blender 2.8 Modeling Tools and Modifiers
UV Mapping a Complex 3D Model in Blender 2.8
Creating a Color ID Map
Exporting FBX files from Blender
Texturing in Substance Painter
Baking a Normal Map in Substance Painter
Configuring a Vehicle in Unity

We will begin by modeling an Oshkosh-M All-Terrain Vehicle. We’ll go over the modeling tools and techniques that you’ll need to create a low-poly vehicle in Blender 2.8. We will UV map all the parts of the vehicle, and you’ll learn how to combine all the pieces into an efficient, unified UV map.

From here we will export the model out of Blender and into Substance Painter. We will build the textures for each part of the vehicle, and then export the texture maps out, ready to take into Unity. Finally, we will bring in the models and textures into Unity, set-up the materials, and configure the vehicle controls.

If you’re interested in creating and setting up game vehicles, and are looking for a comprehensive course to take you through every step of the process, then join me for Blender 2.8 Game Vehicle Creation.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Set-up

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Importing Background Images

Lecture 3: Considering Scale

Chapter 2: Modeling the Front of the Vehicle

Lecture 1: Beginning the Hood

Lecture 2: Extruding the Hood

Lecture 3: Finishing the Hood

Lecture 4: Modeling the Front Fender

Lecture 5: Finishing the Front Fenders

Lecture 6: Beginning the Front Bumper

Lecture 7: Continuing the Front Bumper

Lecture 8: Front Bumper Details

Lecture 9: Booleans, Ngons, and Tris

Chapter 3: Creating the Cab and Doors

Lecture 1: Blocking Out the Cab

Lecture 2: Creating the Front Door

Lecture 3: Modeling the Back Door

Lecture 4: Creating the Windows

Chapter 4: Modeling the Back of the Vehicle

Lecture 1: Beginning the Back Storage Area

Lecture 2: Using the Array Modifier

Lecture 3: Creating the Vertical Supports

Lecture 4: Continuing the Back Storage Area

Lecture 5: Modeling the Back Container

Lecture 6: More of the Back Details

Lecture 7: Beginning the Tailgate Area

Lecture 8: Continuing with the Tailgate

Lecture 9: Adding Detail to the Back

Chapter 5: Creating the Gun Turret

Lecture 1: Beginning the Gun Turret

Lecture 2: Continuing the Gun Turret

Lecture 3: Adding more to the Turret

Lecture 4: Creating the Windows of the Turret

Lecture 5: Modeling the Front Panel Window

Chapter 6: Adding a Few Details to the Cab

Lecture 1: Creating the Windshield

Lecture 2: Starting the Vehicle Steps

Lecture 3: Continuing with the Steps

Lecture 4: Beginning the Chains for the Steps

Lecture 5: Finishing the Chains

Lecture 6: Extending the Hood

Lecture 7: Cleaning Up the Fender

Chapter 7: Modeling the Wheels and Tires

Lecture 1: Beginning the Wheels and Tires

Lecture 2: Creating the Bolts of the Wheel

Lecture 3: Beginning the Tire Treads

Lecture 4: Finishing the Tires and Wheels

Chapter 8: More Details to the Front of the Vehicle

Lecture 1: Filling In Underneath the Vehicle

Lecture 2: Creating a Spring for the Shock Absorbers

Lecture 3: Adding Details to the Front Axle

Lecture 4: Adding Detail to the Front Bumper

Lecture 5: More Detail to the Front and Side

Lecture 6: Modeling the Headlights

Lecture 7: Finishing Up the Front Undercarriage

Chapter 9: More Details to the Rear of the Vehicle

Lecture 1: Beginning the Rear Axle

Lecture 2: Continuing with the Rear Axle

Lecture 3: Adding Rear Shock Absorbers

Lecture 4: Adding Parts to the Back

Lecture 5: Modeling the Trailer Hitch

Lecture 6: Modeling the Spare Tire Strap

Chapter 10: Creating the Machine Gun

Lecture 1: Creating the Gun Support

Lecture 2: Beginning the Gun

Lecture 3: Modeling the Gun Grips

Lecture 4: Adding Details to the Gun

Lecture 5: Creating the Side Crank

Lecture 6: Modeling the Ammo Box

Lecture 7: Beginning the Gun Support

Lecture 8: Finishing the Gun Support

Chapter 11: Adding More Details to the Cab

Lecture 1: Beginning the Rear View Mirrors

Lecture 2: Continuing the Rear View Mirror

Lecture 3: Finishing the Rear View Mirrors

Lecture 4: Adding the Door Hinges

Lecture 5: Beginning the Antenna Supports

Lecture 6: Finishing the Antennae Supports

Lecture 7: Modeling the Door Handles

Lecture 8: Creating the Front Light Platforms

Lecture 9: Modeling the Light Fixture

Lecture 10: Finishing the Lights and Starting the Fender

Lecture 11: Finishing the Modeling

Chapter 12: UV Mapping the Cab and Turret

Lecture 1: Preparing for UV Mapping

Lecture 2: UV Mapping the Cab and Doors

Lecture 3: UV Mapping the Door Handles

Lecture 4: UV Mapping Windows and Hinges

Lecture 5: UV Mapping the Hinges and Steps

Lecture 6: Smart UV Project and Optimizing the UV Map

Lecture 7: UV Mapping the Cab Details

Lecture 8: UV Mapping the Gun Turret

Chapter 13: UV Mapping the Machine Gun

Lecture 1: Beginning to UV Map the Machine Gun

Lecture 2: Continuing the Machine Gun

Lecture 3: More UV Mapping the Gun

Lecture 4: Continuing with the UV Map of the Gun

Lecture 5: Finishing the UV Map of the Gun

Lecture 6: Finalizing the Last of the Cab

Instructors

Darrin Lile
Blender Foundation Certified Trainer

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2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 28 votes
4 stars: 182 votes
5 stars: 536 votes

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