Create a Victorian Room with Blender and Substance Painter

Create a Victorian Room with Blender and Substance Painter, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.59, with 120 lectures, based on 147 reviews, and has 1223 subscribers.

You will learn about Model 3D objects in Blender Texture 3D models in Substance Painter Render an animation using Blender's Cycles render engine Edit a video with Blender's Video Sequence Editor This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Blender users who would like to learn environment creation. It is particularly useful for Beginner Blender users who would like to learn environment creation.

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Summary

Title: Create a Victorian Room with Blender and Substance Painter

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.59

Number of Lectures: 120

Number of Published Lectures: 120

Number of Curriculum Items: 120

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 120

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Model 3D objects in Blender
Texture 3D models in Substance Painter
Render an animation using Blender's Cycles render engine
Edit a video with Blender's Video Sequence Editor

Who Should Attend

Beginner Blender users who would like to learn environment creation.

Target Audiences

Beginner Blender users who would like to learn environment creation.

In this course you’ll learn how to create a detailed interior scene using tools and techniques that apply equally to both animation and video games. We’ll use Blender to create the 3D models of the furniture, accessories, and the structure of the room. And then we’ll work on UV mapping all of the 3D objects, getting them ready for export, and taking them into Substance Painter for texturing. You’ll learn how to use layer masks in Substance Painter to quickly create realistic textures for your 3D objects.

We’ll set up a Blender export template in Substance Painter, and export our texture maps so that we can use Blender’s Node Wrangler to easily apply the textures to our scene. Next we’ll work on lighting the scene, and rendering using Blender’s Cycles render engine. We’ll animate the camera and use Blender’s Video Sequence Editor to edit our rendered shots together. We’ll even add some music and then render it all out to a single mp4 video file.

If you’re interested in creating environments for animation or video games, then this course is for you. You’ll learn how to create a realistic, detailed scene from the first polygon to the final render. So join me as we “Create a Victorian Room with Blender and Substance Painter.”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2: Setting Up a Reference Figure

Chapter 2: Modeling the Furniture

Lecture 1: Beginning the Coffee Table

Lecture 2: Continuing the Coffee Table

Lecture 3: Finishing the Coffee Table

Lecture 4: Modeling the Round End Table

Lecture 5: Completing the Round End Table

Lecture 6: Starting the Arm Chair

Lecture 7: Refining the Shape of the Arm Chair

Lecture 8: Creating the Legs of the Chair

Lecture 9: Using the Path Tool

Lecture 10: Creating the Front Panels of the Arm Chair

Lecture 11: Finishing the Arm Chair

Lecture 12: Starting the Dining Chair

Lecture 13: Creating the Legs of the Dining Chair

Lecture 14: Modeling the Back of the Dining Chair

Lecture 15: Completing the Dining Chair

Lecture 16: Beginning the Chesterfield Sofa

Lecture 17: Finishing the Chesterfield Sofa

Lecture 18: Creating the Chesterfield Chair

Lecture 19: Beginning the Desk

Lecture 20: Adding the Drawers to the Desk

Lecture 21: Finishing the Desk

Lecture 22: Beginning the Desk Chair

Lecture 23: Creating the Cushions of the Desk Chair

Lecture 24: Modeling the Legs of the Desk Chair

Lecture 25: Finishing the Desk Chair

Lecture 26: Beginning the Wall Table

Lecture 27: Creating the Drawers and Legs of the Wall Table

Lecture 28: Finishing the Wall Table

Lecture 29: Beginning the Side Chair

Lecture 30: Working on the Legs of the Side Chair

Lecture 31: Finishing the Side Chair

Lecture 32: Starting the End Table

Lecture 33: Completing the End Table

Chapter 3: Modeling the Room

Lecture 1: Using Walk Navigation

Lecture 2: Blocking In the Walls and Panels

Lecture 3: Modeling the Mantel of the Fireplace

Lecture 4: Continuing the Fireplace

Lecture 5: Using the Boolean Modifier

Lecture 6: Placing the Fireplace in the Room

Lecture 7: Creating the Door Opening and Hallway

Lecture 8: Modeling the Door Panels

Lecture 9: Working on the Wall Details

Lecture 10: Adding the High Windows

Lecture 11: Finishing the Wood Panels

Lecture 12: Finishing the Window Frames

Chapter 4: UV Mapping the Furniture

Lecture 1: The Basic Tools of UV Mapping

Lecture 2: UV Mapping the Coffee Table

Lecture 3: Testing and Organizing the UV Map

Lecture 4: UV Mapping the Round Table

Lecture 5: Beginning the UV Map for the End Table

Lecture 6: Finishing the End Table

Lecture 7: UV Mapping the Wall Table

Lecture 8: UV Mapping the Dining Chair

Lecture 9: UV Mapping the High Back Chair

Lecture 10: Finishing the High Back Chair

Lecture 11: UV Mapping the Arm Chair

Lecture 12: UV Mapping the Desk Chair

Lecture 13: UV Mapping the Desk

Lecture 14: Finishing the Desk

Lecture 15: UV Mapping the Sofa

Lecture 16: UV Mapping the Chesterfield Chair

Chapter 5: Texturing the Furniture with Substance Painter

Lecture 1: Possible Issues When Exporting

Lecture 2: Possible Issues when Baking

Lecture 3: Aligning the Wood Grain of the Coffee Table

Lecture 4: Exporting Texture Maps from Substance Painter

Lecture 5: Using Blender's Vertex Paint Tool

Lecture 6: Adding Textures Based on a Color ID Map

Lecture 7: Setting Vertex Colors for the Dining Chair

Lecture 8: Texturing the Dining Chair

Lecture 9: Using Materials Instead of Vertex Colors

Lecture 10: Using Paint Layers in Substance Painter

Lecture 11: Finishing the Wall Table

Lecture 12: Texturing the Desk Chair

Lecture 13: Blender's Two Sculpting Methods

Lecture 14: Sculpting the Wrinkles of the Desk Chair

Lecture 15: Baking a Normal Map in Blender

Lecture 16: Using the Baked Normal Map in Substance Painter

Lecture 17: Using a Custom UV Test Pattern

Lecture 18: Texturing the Desk in Substance Painter

Lecture 19: Texturing the Arm Chair

Lecture 20: Texturing the End Table

Lecture 21: Preparing the Sofa for Export

Lecture 22: Texturing the Chesterfield Sofa

Lecture 23: Painting Out Problem Areas in the Normal Map

Lecture 24: Using Smart Materials in Substance Painter

Lecture 25: Texturing the Small Round Table

Chapter 6: UV Mapping the Room

Lecture 1: Beginning to UV Map the Room

Lecture 2: UV Mapping the Fireplace

Lecture 3: UV Mapping the Walls

Lecture 4: Finishing the Room UV Maps

Chapter 7: Texturing the Room

Lecture 1: Exporting and Baking the Room

Instructors

Darrin Lile
Blender Foundation Certified Trainer

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3 stars: 4 votes
4 stars: 33 votes
5 stars: 109 votes

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