Create awesome volumetric spheres in blender

Create awesome volumetric spheres in blender, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 49 lectures, based on 17 reviews, and has 287 subscribers.

You will learn about – You will get a better understanding of the shading node system – You will be able to create and animate awesome volumetric sphere in Blender. – You will be able to animate values and render you scenes This course is ideal for individuals who are – Anyone want to learn the basics of blender. or – Anyone that wishes to create the awesome volumetric effects in blender. It is particularly useful for – Anyone want to learn the basics of blender. or – Anyone that wishes to create the awesome volumetric effects in blender.

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Summary

Title: Create awesome volumetric spheres in blender

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: €19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

– You will get a better understanding of the shading node system
– You will be able to create and animate awesome volumetric sphere in Blender.
– You will be able to animate values and render you scenes

Who Should Attend

– Anyone want to learn the basics of blender.
– Anyone that wishes to create the awesome volumetric effects in blender.

Target Audiences

– Anyone want to learn the basics of blender.
– Anyone that wishes to create the awesome volumetric effects in blender.

Hello, welcome to this course,

In this course you will learn how to create amazing volumetric effects in Blender with the cycles render engine. Volumetric effects are a bit overlooked in blender since it is mostly used for smoke, fire, clouds, and mist effects. However there is a lot more you can do with this shader by combining procedural textures in blender. We are not going to make use of any texture maps whatsoever. Our effects in this course will be completely procedural.

You will also discover that the skills and techniques learned in this course will be a great help in creating beautiful volumetric effects which you can use in a wide variety of projects, such as science fiction, fantasy and abstract artworks and animations.

This course includes over 7 hours of video showing every step of the creation process for the Blender logo animation and the energy dimension animation that you see in the beginning of the intro lecture. So whether you’re interested in following the course all the way through or using this as a production guide for your own projects, this course is packed with information and a bunch of tips to create awesome volumetric sphere effects in blender cycles.

So i hope i have gotten you excited for this course and i can’t wait to see what my fellow blender artists will create with the skills learned in this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction video

Lecture 2: How this course is structured & Learning workflow explained

Chapter 2: Diving into Blender Cycles Volumetric Shaders

Lecture 1: Volumetrics > Cycles > what is Volumetrics > Density vs Emission

Lecture 2: Volumetrics > Cycles > Creating your first Volumetric Sphere

Lecture 3: Volumetrics > Cycles > Creating your second Volumetric Sphere

Lecture 4: Volumetrics > Cycles > Applying procedural textures to your Volumetric Sphere

Chapter 3: Project 1 > Blender logo animation

Lecture 1: modeling the Blender logo

Lecture 2: Creating the shader for the Blender logo

Lecture 3: Creating the big blob & small light sphere

Lecture 4: Creating the nebula cloud part 1

Lecture 5: Creating the nebula cloud part 2

Lecture 6: Creating the nebula cloud part 3

Lecture 7: Creating the iris flame part 1

Lecture 8: Creating the iris flame part 2

Lecture 9: Creating the iris flame part 3

Lecture 10: Creating the iris flame part 4

Lecture 11: Animating the objects

Lecture 12: Animating the node values part 1

Lecture 13: Animating the node values part 2

Lecture 14: Animating the node values part 3

Lecture 15: Animating the node values part 4

Lecture 16: Setting up the render layers

Lecture 17: Compositing the scene

Lecture 18: Rendering the scene

Chapter 4: Project 2 > Energy dimension

Lecture 1: Creating the dimension – adding nodes

Lecture 2: Creating the dimension – changing values and settings

Lecture 3: Creating the central sphere – setting up de nodes

Lecture 4: Creating the central sphere – changing the values

Lecture 5: Creating the central sphere – colorramp nodes

Lecture 6: Creating the comet sphere – setting up the nodes

Lecture 7: Creating the comet sphere – changing the values

Lecture 8: ssCreating the comet sphere – experimenting

Lecture 9: Creating the orbital spheres & big sphere

Lecture 10: Update on some shaders

Lecture 11: Creating the ring animation part 1

Lecture 12: Creating the ring animation part 2

Lecture 13: Creating the ring animation part 3

Lecture 14: Creating the ring animation part 4

Lecture 15: Creating the ring animation part 5

Lecture 16: Creating the ring animation part 6

Lecture 17: Creating the ring animation part 7

Lecture 18: Creating the small blob flock

Lecture 19: Animating the dimension & central sphere

Lecture 20: Setting up the renderlayers

Lecture 21: Compositing the scene

Lecture 22: Animating the camera

Lecture 23: Rendering the scene

Chapter 5: All project files

Lecture 1: Bonus volumetric effects

Lecture 2: All project files

Instructors

Roger Bootsma
Blender 3D instructor

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