Blender 3.0 Vintage Car Creation

Blender 3.0 Vintage Car Creation, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.64, with 107 lectures, based on 635 reviews, and has 3560 subscribers.

You will learn about Blender 3D Modeling Tools Subdivision Surface Modeling Blender's Node Editor Lighting and HDR Images Blender's Cycles Renderer Animating in Blender Blender's Video Sequence Editor This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Blender artists with some knowledge of the user interface. It is particularly useful for Beginner Blender artists with some knowledge of the user interface.

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Summary

Title: Blender 3.0 Vintage Car Creation

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.64

Number of Lectures: 107

Number of Published Lectures: 107

Number of Curriculum Items: 107

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 107

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Blender 3D Modeling Tools
Subdivision Surface Modeling
Blender's Node Editor
Lighting and HDR Images
Blender's Cycles Renderer
Animating in Blender
Blender's Video Sequence Editor

Who Should Attend

Beginner Blender artists with some knowledge of the user interface.

Target Audiences

Beginner Blender artists with some knowledge of the user interface.

In this course we will create a 1952 Nash-Healey Roadster. This is a rare gem of a car; only about 500 were ever made. But we’re going to create one using Blender 3.0, from the first polygon to the final rendered animation. If you’ve ever wanted to create realistic, detailed models of complex objects, then this course is for you. Not only will you learn modeling tools and techniques, but you will also learn how to use reference images, stay organized, and manage a large project in Blender.

We will begin with the body of the car, creating the underlying shape. And then, using Blender’s Shrink Wrap modifier, we will mold each panel to that shape, so we get a precise fit between each of the pieces. Next we will work on modeling the various external parts of the car. We will create the chrome details using Blender’s Subdivision Surface modifier. And we will create the tire treads and spoked hubcaps using the Array Modifier. We will then model the various pieces of the car’s interior, keeping an eye on our reference images to bring the details to life.

When the modeling is complete, we will create materials and textures for the car, using Blender’s Node Editor. And finally, we will light and render the scene using the Cycles render engine. We’ll also have some fun animating the camera around the car and create a short video using Blender’s Video Sequence Editor.

Learn fundamental Blender tools and techniques while creating this rare classic car, with “Blender 3.0 Vintage Car Creation.”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Working with Reference Images

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Preparing the Reference Images

Lecture 3: Setting Up Reference Images in Blender

Chapter 2: Creating the Car Body

Lecture 1: Beginning the Modeling

Lecture 2: Modeling the Hood

Lecture 3: Extruding the Hood Vent

Lecture 4: Using the Shrinkwrap Modifier for Smoothing

Lecture 5: Beginning the Front Fender

Lecture 6: Continuing the Fender

Lecture 7: Beginning the Side of the Car

Lecture 8: Continuing with the Side

Lecture 9: Connecting the Fender and Hood

Lecture 10: Extending the Hood to the Cab

Lecture 11: Beginning the Back of the Car

Lecture 12: Starting the Rear Fender

Lecture 13: Working on the Rear Fender

Lecture 14: Finishing the Back

Lecture 15: Creating the Exterior Panels

Lecture 16: Conforming the Front Panels

Lecture 17: Finishing the Panels

Chapter 3: Modeling the External Pieces of the Car

Lecture 1: Modeling the Grill Rim

Lecture 2: Creating the Headlights

Lecture 3: Grill Rim Redux

Lecture 4: Modeling the Grill Bars and Emblem

Lecture 5: Creating the Front Bumper

Lecture 6: Modeling the Front Turn Signal

Lecture 7: Using the Boolean Modifier

Lecture 8: Using Blender's Path Tool

Lecture 9: Creating the Windshield with NURBS Surfaces

Lecture 10: Modeling the Windshield Frame

Lecture 11: Creating the Hood Ornament

Lecture 12: Beginning the Rear Bumper

Lecture 13: Finishing the Rear Bumper

Lecture 14: Beginning the Tail Lights

Lecture 15: Finishing the Tail Lights

Lecture 16: Modeling the Rear Fender Lights

Lecture 17: Creating the License Plate Light

Lecture 18: Creating the Trunk Latch

Chapter 4: Creating the Spoked Wheels

Lecture 1: Beginning the Wheels

Lecture 2: Modeling the Hub Caps

Lecture 3: Beginning the Hub Cap Spokes

Lecture 4: Using the Array Modifier for the Spokes

Chapter 5: Modeling the Interior of the Car

Lecture 1: Modeling the Cab Trim

Lecture 2: Beginning the Seats

Lecture 3: Working On the Seats

Lecture 4: Continuing the Seats

Lecture 5: Finishing the Seats

Lecture 6: Beginning the Dashboard

Lecture 7: Finishing the Dashboard Base

Lecture 8: Adding the Interior Floor

Lecture 9: Modeling the Interior Door Panel

Lecture 10: Beginning the Steering Wheel

Lecture 11: Continuing the Steering Wheel

Lecture 12: More Work On the Steering Wheel

Lecture 13: Finishing the Steering Wheel

Lecture 14: Adding Details to the Dash

Lecture 15: Adding More Details to the Dash

Lecture 16: Modeling the AM Radio

Lecture 17: More Details to the Dashboard

Lecture 18: Beginning the Glove Compartment

Lecture 19: Finishing the Glove Compartment

Lecture 20: Modeling the Gas Pedal

Lecture 21: Using the Spin Tool

Lecture 22: Creating Details Under the Dash

Lecture 23: Modeling the Rear View Mirror

Lecture 24: Modeling the Gear Shift

Lecture 25: Creating the Door Latch

Lecture 26: Finishing the Door Latch

Lecture 27: Finishing the Interior Modeling

Chapter 6: Creating the Undercarriage of the Car

Lecture 1: Modeling the Oil Pan

Lecture 2: Working on the Rear Axle

Lecture 3: Continuing the Undercarriage

Lecture 4: More Work on the Undercarriage

Lecture 5: Modeling the Wheel Wells

Lecture 6: Finishing the Undercarriage

Chapter 7: Creating the Tire Treads

Lecture 1: Beginning the Tire Tread

Lecture 2: Finishing the Tire Treads

Chapter 8: Adjustments, Tweaks, and Fixes

Lecture 1: Adding the Side Trim

Lecture 2: Finishing the Side Trim

Lecture 3: Adding Thickness to the Car Body

Lecture 4: Adjusting the Undercarriage and Bumper Plate

Lecture 5: Final Fixes for the Tires

Lecture 6: Making More Adjustments and Fixes

Lecture 7: Finishing the Fixes and Adjustments

Chapter 9: Creating the Materials and Textures

Lecture 1: Beginning to Add Materials

Lecture 2: Assigning Multiple Materials to an Object

Lecture 3: Adding Materials to the Tires and Wheels

Lecture 4: Adding Materials to the Interior

Lecture 5: Finishing the Chrome Material

Lecture 6: Creating Textures for the Seats

Lecture 7: Adding More Materials for the Interior

Instructors

Darrin Lile
Blender Foundation Certified Trainer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 10 votes
4 stars: 133 votes
5 stars: 486 votes

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