Learn Blender 3D Modeling for Unity Video Game Development

Learn Blender 3D Modeling for Unity Video Game Development, available at $129.99, has an average rating of 4.48, with 109 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 2055 reviews, and has 15073 subscribers.

You will learn about Create your own Unity props with confidence using Blender 3D Make adjustments to Unity Assets by editing them in Blender Learn how to make a variety of low-poly models for your video game projects Learn about applying Materials, Textures & UVs Basic Animation Techniques for both Unity and Blender Learn the Blender Features that appeal to video game developers specifically This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is intended for video game developers who want to learn Blender for 3D modeling, texture mapping and simple animations. No previous modeling experience is required. The course is directed towards Unity game developers specifically, but a student could learn what they need from this course for any video game development platform. This is not a course to improve your skills as a programmer or game designer. This course skips over areas of Blender that do not pertain to video game development, and narrows in on just the stuff you want to learn! It is particularly useful for This course is intended for video game developers who want to learn Blender for 3D modeling, texture mapping and simple animations. No previous modeling experience is required. The course is directed towards Unity game developers specifically, but a student could learn what they need from this course for any video game development platform. This is not a course to improve your skills as a programmer or game designer. This course skips over areas of Blender that do not pertain to video game development, and narrows in on just the stuff you want to learn!.

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Summary

Title: Learn Blender 3D Modeling for Unity Video Game Development

Price: $129.99

Average Rating: 4.48

Number of Lectures: 109

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 109

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 114

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 114

Original Price: $34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create your own Unity props with confidence using Blender 3D
Make adjustments to Unity Assets by editing them in Blender
Learn how to make a variety of low-poly models for your video game projects
Learn about applying Materials, Textures & UVs
Basic Animation Techniques for both Unity and Blender
Learn the Blender Features that appeal to video game developers specifically

Who Should Attend

This course is intended for video game developers who want to learn Blender for 3D modeling, texture mapping and simple animations. No previous modeling experience is required. The course is directed towards Unity game developers specifically, but a student could learn what they need from this course for any video game development platform. This is not a course to improve your skills as a programmer or game designer. This course skips over areas of Blender that do not pertain to video game development, and narrows in on just the stuff you want to learn!

Target Audiences

This course is intended for video game developers who want to learn Blender for 3D modeling, texture mapping and simple animations. No previous modeling experience is required. The course is directed towards Unity game developers specifically, but a student could learn what they need from this course for any video game development platform. This is not a course to improve your skills as a programmer or game designer. This course skips over areas of Blender that do not pertain to video game development, and narrows in on just the stuff you want to learn!

This course was designed for Unity developers who want to extend their capabilities to include 3D modeling in Blender. Whether you’re interested in designing unique 3D props for your games, building awesome levels, or tweaking your existing Unity Assets, this course can help you get through the learning curve and put you in the driver’s seat. You’ll learn to Blend like a pro with a good working knowledge of all of the most common tools for editing video game props and level design. We cover all the basic terms, keyboard shortcuts, best practices, time-saving tips, basic animation, assigning uvs, applying materials, textures and more.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What's Included in this Course?

Lecture 2: Keyboard with Numpad

Lecture 3: 3-Button Wheel Mouse

Lecture 4: Note to Mac Users

Chapter 2: Controls

Lecture 1: Selecting and Unselecting Objects

Lecture 2: Move Tool (Grab)

Lecture 3: Rotation & Scale Tools

Lecture 4: Transform Orientations

Lecture 5: Axis Locking

Lecture 6: Delete Objects

Lecture 7: Add Mesh (Create New Objects)

Lecture 8: Adjust Last Operation

Lecture 9: Navigation (Orbit, Pan, Zoom & Roll)

Lecture 10: Frame Selected

Lecture 11: Viewpoint (Front-Back, Left-Right, Top-Bottom)

Lecture 12: Navigation (Walk VS Fly Mode)

Lecture 13: Undo & Redo

Lecture 14: Perspective VS Orthographic

Lecture 15: Lamps and Cameras

Lecture 16: Save Startup & Load Factory Settings

Lecture 17: Customization & Preferences

Chapter 3: Interface

Lecture 1: Object Mode and Edit Mode

Lecture 2: Workspaces

Lecture 3: Split & Join Areas

Lecture 4: Collections

Lecture 5: Snap To (Increment or Vertex)

Lecture 6: Note About Snapping

Lecture 7: Origin & 3D Cursor

Lecture 8: Pivot Points

Lecture 9: Quick Favorites

Chapter 4: Object Mode

Lecture 1: Smooth Shading VS Flat Shading

Lecture 2: Duplicate Object VS Duplicate Linked

Lecture 3: Duplicate in Edit Mode

Lecture 4: Join

Lecture 5: Hide & Unhide

Lecture 6: Add Text Object

Lecture 7: Add Curve Object

Lecture 8: Convert Curve to Mesh

Lecture 9: Clear Transforms

Lecture 10: Apply Transforms

Lecture 11: Object Parenting

Chapter 5: Edit Mode: Selection Options

Lecture 1: Loop Select (Vertex, Edge & Face)

Lecture 2: Select More or Less

Lecture 3: Link Select

Lecture 4: Invert Selection

Lecture 5: Checker Deselect

Lecture 6: Pick Shortest Path

Lecture 7: Separate Selection

Chapter 6: Edit Mode: Tools

Lecture 1: Extrude

Lecture 2: Inset

Lecture 3: Bevel Tool

Lecture 4: Loop Cut & Slide

Lecture 5: Knife

Lecture 6: Spin

Lecture 7: Smooth & Randomize

Lecture 8: Shrink & Fatten

Lecture 9: Rip Region

Chapter 7: Edit Mode: Functions

Lecture 1: Face Fill

Lecture 2: Connect Vertex Path

Lecture 3: Rip Vertices & Fill

Lecture 4: Subdivide

Lecture 5: Dissolve

Lecture 6: Bridge Edge Loops

Lecture 7: Merge Vertices by Distance

Lecture 8: Bevel Vertices

Lecture 9: Triangulate Faces

Lecture 10: Tris to Quads

Lecture 11: Solidify Faces

Lecture 12: Flip Normals VS Recalculate Normals

Lecture 13: Proportional Editing

Lecture 14: Mirror Editing

Chapter 8: Common Modifiers

Lecture 1: Mirror Modifier

Lecture 2: Subdivision Surface

Lecture 3: Decimate

Lecture 4: Bevel Modifier

Lecture 5: Boolean Modifiers

Lecture 6: Array Modifier

Lecture 7: Curve Modifier

Chapter 9: Popular Add-Ons

Lecture 1: Extra Objects

Lecture 2: Cell Fracture

Chapter 10: Common Props

Lecture 1: Gravestones

Lecture 2: Crates

Lecture 3: Barrel

Lecture 4: Clay Pottery

Lecture 5: Smashed Pottery

Lecture 6: Treasure Chest: Foundation

Lecture 7: Treasure Chest: Accessories

Instructors

Billy McDaniel
Indie Video Game Developer

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1 stars: 19 votes
2 stars: 24 votes
3 stars: 153 votes
4 stars: 629 votes
5 stars: 1230 votes

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