Learn Animation Production with Blender 2.9

Learn Animation Production with Blender 2.9, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 62 lectures, based on 504 reviews, and has 3374 subscribers.

You will learn about 3D Modeling in Blender Create Complex Textures in Blender 3D Animation Rig a Ship's Landing Gear Create a Rocket Exhaust Animation 3D Lighting in Blender Create a Planet in Blender Create a Star Field in Blender This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who would like to create their own 3D animations in Blender. It is particularly useful for Anyone who would like to create their own 3D animations in Blender.

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Summary

Title: Learn Animation Production with Blender 2.9

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

3D Modeling in Blender
Create Complex Textures in Blender
3D Animation
Rig a Ship's Landing Gear
Create a Rocket Exhaust Animation
3D Lighting in Blender
Create a Planet in Blender
Create a Star Field in Blender

Who Should Attend

Anyone who would like to create their own 3D animations in Blender.

Target Audiences

Anyone who would like to create their own 3D animations in Blender.

In this course we will create an animated scene solely in Blender, from the first polygon to the final render. We will begin by bringing in and setting-up reference images that will help us create the 3D models of the ship, the cargo container, and the landing bay. We will then use Blender’s Node Editor to create the materials and textures for the 3D objects. Once that is complete we will begin work on creating the star fields, as well as the planet and cloud layers.

To prepare the ship for animation, you will learn how to create the rig for the landing gear, so that we can animate the legs and control the ship’s bounce when it lands. You will also learn how to use Blender’s Graph Editor as we animate the ship coming in for a landing. And we will have some fun animating a texture to create the plasma-drive engines, and create a jet exhaust animation for the rear of the ship.

You’ll learn how to import characters into the scene and how to render a final animation. We will then bring in music and sound effects and mix the audio to picture in Blender’s Video Sequence Editor. Lastly, we will render out a video clip with both picture and sound.

If you’ve ever wanted to create your own animated scenes in Blender, then this course is for you. Using only free, open-source software you can create anything you can imagine.

So join me for this complete course where you’ll Learn Animation Production with Blender 2.9.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: A Brief Introduction to Blender

Lecture 2: Reference Images and Project Scale

Chapter 2: Modeling the Ship

Lecture 1: Beginning the Cargo Container

Lecture 2: Blocking-In the Front of the Ship

Lecture 3: Blocking-In the Engines

Lecture 4: Creating the Rear Thruster

Lecture 5: Adding Detail to the Cargo Container

Lecture 6: Modeling the Side Clamps

Lecture 7: Creating a Top Hinge Clamp

Lecture 8: Using the Boolean Modifier

Lecture 9: Modeling the Landing Gear

Lecture 10: Adding Detail to the Rear Engine

Lecture 11: Adding Panels to the Ship

Lecture 12: Modeling the Window Frame Details

Lecture 13: The Discombobulator Add-on and the Array Modifier

Lecture 14: Adding Details to the Front of the Ship

Lecture 15: Adding Detail to the Back of the Ship

Lecture 16: Finishing the Back of the Ship

Lecture 17: Naming Objects and Organizing the Outliner

Chapter 3: Modeling the Landing Bay

Lecture 1: Beginning the Landing Bay

Lecture 2: Modeling Sci-Fi Panels in the Landing Bay

Lecture 3: Using the Path Tool to Create Hoses

Lecture 4: Finishing the Modeling and Organizing the Scene

Chapter 4: Materials and Textures

Lecture 1: Creating Sci-Fi Panels with the Node Editor

Lecture 2: Adding Grunge to the Panels

Lecture 3: Adding Sci-Fi Panels to Front and Side

Lecture 4: Texturing the Rear Engine and Window Frame

Lecture 5: Materials for the Front Panels

Lecture 6: Finishing the Materials for the Ship

Lecture 7: Setting Up the Materials for the Container

Lecture 8: Painting Edge Wear on the Container

Lecture 9: Adding Materials to the Landing Bay

Lecture 10: Finishing the Materials of the Landing Bay

Chapter 5: Creating the Stars and Planet

Lecture 1: Beginning the Star Field

Lecture 2: Finishing the Star Field

Lecture 3: Beginning the Planet

Lecture 4: Adding Color to the Planet

Lecture 5: Adding the Roughness and Bump Information

Lecture 6: Creating Cloud Layers

Chapter 6: Lighting the Scene

Lecture 1: Adding Lights to the Landing Bay

Lecture 2: Adding a Sun Light for the Planet

Chapter 7: Rigging the Space Ship

Lecture 1: Beginning the Landing Gear Rig

Lecture 2: Setting Up Inverse Kinematics

Lecture 3: Continuing the Landing Gear Rig

Lecture 4: Finishing the Rig for the Ship

Chapter 8: Animating the Ship

Lecture 1: Starting on the Animation

Lecture 2: Continuing the Ship Animation

Lecture 3: Using the Graph Editor

Lecture 4: Animating the Landing Gear

Lecture 5: Finishing the Ship Animation

Chapter 9: Animating the Engines

Lecture 1: Animating a Texture for the Plasma Drive

Lecture 2: Creating the Rocket Exhaust

Lecture 3: Animating the Rocket Exhaust

Chapter 10: Rendering the Animation

Lecture 1: Making Final Adjustments to the Animation

Lecture 2: Creating a Test Render

Lecture 3: Importing Characters Into the Scene

Lecture 4: Rendering the Final Animation

Chapter 11: Adding Music and Sound Effects

Lecture 1: Adding Music in the Video Sequencer

Lecture 2: Adding the Fly-In Sound Effects

Lecture 3: Editing the Landing Sound Effects

Lecture 4: Rendering the Animation with Audio

Lecture 5: Conclusion

Instructors

Darrin Lile
Blender Foundation Certified Trainer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 25 votes
4 stars: 113 votes
5 stars: 361 votes

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