Fighter Girl Character in Blender Tutorial

Fighter Girl Character in Blender Tutorial, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 73 lectures, based on 170 reviews, and has 1234 subscribers.

You will learn about Step by step; nothing is skipped Create a blockout according to reference images Learn to create a highly detailed sculpt using only a few tools Effective Retopology Model hair, clothes, high heels, jewelry and weapons Clean UV Mapping Texture Painting Create PBR Materials using Nodes Rig the character for posing Environment for the character to exist in Compositing Final Renders in Cycles Engine This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to broaden their Blender knowledge It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to broaden their Blender knowledge.

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Title: Fighter Girl Character in Blender Tutorial

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Published Lectures: 73

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73

Original Price: €34.99

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What You Will Learn

Step by step; nothing is skipped
Create a blockout according to reference images
Learn to create a highly detailed sculpt using only a few tools
Effective Retopology
Model hair, clothes, high heels, jewelry and weapons
Clean UV Mapping
Texture Painting
Create PBR Materials using Nodes
Rig the character for posing
Environment for the character to exist in
Compositing
Final Renders in Cycles Engine

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to broaden their Blender knowledge

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to broaden their Blender knowledge

“Born as one of the chosen ones, trained from an early age by highly skilled martial artists and given a powerful wizard staff by an ancient druid our fighter girl battles injustice by destroying the bad guys whilst radiating nothing but confidence…”

Hi and welcome! My name is Jan Boode, professional creator and educator in gamedesign and 3D. In this course I will be your pragmatic guide and show you step by step how to create an awesome poseable fighter girl in Blender!

Split up in modules the course will go over every discipline needed to accomplish beautiful renders. This is the way.

We start out with a blockout following the reference art provided with the course. Then with only a few brushes we create a highly detailed sculpt keeping accurate anatomy in mind. After we create a really clean retopology we can project all of that detail back on a mesh with only a fraction of the vertices used in the sculpt.

In the modeling section we add hair, jewelry, clothes, belts, an arm bandage, high heels and a wizard staff so our girl is ready to fight evil.

We create clean UV’s for texture painting and forge detailed PBR textures for the clothes and wizard staff using nodes. To view all of this we build a simple studio with lights and a HDRI image.

After we create a rig and learn about various ways to bind objects to it our character is ready to be posed in countless ways using shape keys and the pose library.

Then it’s time to build an environment for our fighter girl to exist in. We create walls, floors, pipes, a neon logo and other objects to go around the scene. All of these elements will of course receive PBR materials and textures.

Finally we make sure our render settings and passes, camera and all of our lighting is on point and render out a studio version and an environment version of our model using cycles. After that we do some postproduction in the compositor and you will be ready to save out your images.

All of this is done using nothing but Blender. There is no use of any paid addons.

By doing this course you will have a thorough understanding of all the disciplines needed to create a detailed character in Blender. Join today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Fighter Girl Character in Blender

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Chapter 2: Module – Setup

Lecture 1: Blender Setup for Course

Lecture 2: Preferences and Addons

Chapter 3: Module – Blockout

Lecture 1: Blockout Tips

Lecture 2: Basic Blockout

Lecture 3: Refined Blockout – Housekeeping and Tips

Lecture 4: Refined Blockout – The Head

Lecture 5: Refined Blockout – The Body

Lecture 6: Refined Blockout – The Legs

Lecture 7: Refined Blockout – The Arms

Lecture 8: Refined Blockout – The Feet and Joints

Lecture 9: Refined Blockout – The Chest and Behind

Lecture 10: Refined Blockout – Final Tweaks

Lecture 11: Refined Blockout – Remesh and Merge

Lecture 12: Finalized Blockout

Chapter 4: Module – Sculpting

Lecture 1: Sculpting – Tips

Lecture 2: Sculpting – Body – First Pass

Lecture 3: Sculpting – Legs – First Pass

Lecture 4: Sculpting – Body – Second Pass

Lecture 5: Sculpting – Head – First Pass

Lecture 6: Sculpting – Head – Second Pass

Lecture 7: Sculpting – Ears

Lecture 8: Sculpting – Eyes

Lecture 9: Sculpting – Final Pass

Lecture 10: Sculpting – Our Progress

Chapter 5: Module – Retopology

Lecture 1: Retopology – Setup and Tips

Lecture 2: Retopology – Face

Lecture 3: Retopology – Ears

Lecture 4: Retopology – Body

Lecture 5: Retopology – Connect the Body to the Head

Lecture 6: Retopology – Final Tweaks

Lecture 7: Retopology – Data Transfer

Chapter 6: Module – Modeling

Lecture 1: Modeling – Preparing our Mesh

Lecture 2: Modeling – Adding Hands

Lecture 3: Modeling – Closing the Mouth

Lecture 4: Modeling – Eyebrows and Eyelashes

Lecture 5: Modeling – Skirt

Lecture 6: Modeling – Bra

Lecture 7: Modeling – Heels

Lecture 8: Modeling – Hair

Lecture 9: Modeling – Eyes

Lecture 10: Modeling – Jewelry

Lecture 11: Modeling – Belts and Arm Bandage

Lecture 12: Modeling – Wizard Staff

Chapter 7: Module – UV's and Studio Setup

Lecture 1: UV's and Studio Setup – Preparation

Lecture 2: UV's and Studio Setup – Unwrap the Body

Lecture 3: UV's and Studio Setup – Studio and HDRI

Chapter 8: Module – Textures and Materials

Lecture 1: Textures and Materials – Body

Lecture 2: Textures and Materials – Eyes

Lecture 3: Textures and Materials – Hair

Lecture 4: Textures and Materials – Jewelry

Lecture 5: Textures and Materials – Arm Bandage

Lecture 6: Textures and Materials – Belts and Heels

Lecture 7: Textures and Materials – Skirt

Lecture 8: Textures and Materials – Bra

Lecture 9: Textures and Materials – Wizard Staff

Lecture 10: Textures and Materials – Smoke Effect

Chapter 9: Module – Rigging for Posing

Lecture 1: Rigging for Posing – Eye Rig

Lecture 2: Rigging for Posing – Metarig Setup

Lecture 3: Rigging for Posing – Prepare Meshes

Lecture 4: Rigging for Posing – Armature Binding and Tweaks

Lecture 5: Rigging for Posing – Test Pose and Weight Paint

Lecture 6: Rigging for Posing – Pose Lib and Shape Keys

Lecture 7: Rigging for Posing – Sculpt Fix

Lecture 8: Rigging for Posing – Skirt

Chapter 10: Module – Environment

Lecture 1: Environment – Walls and Floors

Lecture 2: Environment – Walls and Floors Materials

Lecture 3: Environment – Pipes and Traffic Cone

Lecture 4: Environment – Pipes and Traffic Cone Materials

Lecture 5: Environment – Neon Logo

Chapter 11: Module – Rendering

Lecture 1: Rendering – Studio Setup and Render

Lecture 2: Rendering – Environment Setup and Render

Chapter 12: Thank You and Goodbye

Lecture 1: Final Project Overview

Instructors

Jan Boode
3D creator and educator

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4 stars: 30 votes
5 stars: 123 votes

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