Learn Blender 3D – The application of materials and textures

Learn Blender 3D – The application of materials and textures, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 110 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 141 reviews, and has 1374 subscribers.

You will learn about Use all of the key features of the Blender Render engine. Know the difference between cycles render and blender render How to uv unwrap objects How node trees are constructed Create PBR materials This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring artists how have learned how to model and looking to take the next step or Those who are reluctant to work with the complex looking cycles render or Great for learning how to create photo realistic materials that react to light effectively or Those who want to conquer the challenge of uv mapping It is particularly useful for Aspiring artists how have learned how to model and looking to take the next step or Those who are reluctant to work with the complex looking cycles render or Great for learning how to create photo realistic materials that react to light effectively or Those who want to conquer the challenge of uv mapping.

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Summary

Title: Learn Blender 3D – The application of materials and textures

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 110

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 110

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 115

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 115

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Use all of the key features of the Blender Render engine.
Know the difference between cycles render and blender render
How to uv unwrap objects
How node trees are constructed
Create PBR materials

Who Should Attend

Aspiring artists how have learned how to model and looking to take the next step
Those who are reluctant to work with the complex looking cycles render
Great for learning how to create photo realistic materials that react to light effectively
Those who want to conquer the challenge of uv mapping

Target Audiences

Aspiring artists how have learned how to model and looking to take the next step
Those who are reluctant to work with the complex looking cycles render
Great for learning how to create photo realistic materials that react to light effectively
Those who want to conquer the challenge of uv mapping

This course is dedicated to the application of materials and textures onto 3D objects in blender. The course guides you first through all the features of the easy to use blender render engine which is blenders internal renderer used for previewing objects in different materials before exporting to external game engines. We will also cover UV unwrapping different objects and how to use the features of the UV editor. After this the course moves onto the cycles render engine, covering in detail how to use the node tree and how to simplify your workflow and how to use nodes to create realistic materials for your scenes.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome to the blender materials course

Lecture 1: Section by section

Lecture 2: What will you learn

Lecture 3: How the course is structured

Lecture 4: Udemy Tools

Lecture 5: What you will need

Lecture 6: The Render engines

Chapter 2: Blender render

Lecture 1: Blender render engine

Lecture 2: Blender render pros and cons

Lecture 3: Apply material to an object

Lecture 4: Blender render challenge one

Lecture 5: Apply materials in edit mode

Lecture 6: Adding and deleting materials

Lecture 7: Blender render challenge two

Lecture 8: Preview, diffuse and specular

Lecture 9: Intensity

Lecture 10: Hardness of specular

Lecture 11: Material Types

Lecture 12: Transparency mask

Lecture 13: Transparency z transparency

Lecture 14: Transparency Raytrace

Lecture 15: Mirror

Lecture 16: Blender render challenge three

Lecture 17: Blender render section review

Chapter 3: UV Mapping

Lecture 1: UV mapping intro

Lecture 2: UV unwrapping

Lecture 3: First uv unwrap

Lecture 4: smart uv project

Lecture 5: UV grid mapping Texture (blender render)

Lecture 6: UV grid mapping Texture (cycles)

Lecture 7: Mark Seams

Lecture 8: Mark Seams uv sphere and cylinder

Lecture 9: UV challenge

Lecture 10: Creating multiple uv maps

Lecture 11: UV challenge 2

Lecture 12: UV mapping review

Chapter 4: Cycles render

Lecture 1: Cycles render intro

Lecture 2: Cycles render pros and cons

Lecture 3: Giving Objects color in the 3d viewport while in solid view

Chapter 5: The node editor

Lecture 1: Node editor intro

Lecture 2: The node Tree

Lecture 3: Adding materials in the node editor

Lecture 4: Material Output

Lecture 5: Adding and deleting nodes

Lecture 6: node properties

Lecture 7: Cycles render challenge one

Lecture 8: Snapping

Lecture 9: Muting a node

Lecture 10: Frames

Lecture 11: Cycles render challenge two

Lecture 12: Making Groups

Lecture 13: Hiding nodes

Lecture 14: Cycles Render Challenge three

Lecture 15: The viewer node

Lecture 16: The node wrangler add on

Lecture 17: Node editor review

Chapter 6: Basic shaders

Lecture 1: Basic shaders intro

Lecture 2: Shaders

Lecture 3: Diffuse Shader

Lecture 4: The Glossy Shader

Lecture 5: Mix Shader

Lecture 6: Add Shader

Lecture 7: Emmision shader

Lecture 8: Anisotropic shader

Lecture 9: Image Texture node

Lecture 10: Mapping Node

Lecture 11: Shaders review

Chapter 7: Physically based shaders

Lecture 1: PBR shaders intro

Lecture 2: PBR

Lecture 3: Fresnal

Lecture 4: PBR setup

Lecture 5: PBR scene layout

Lecture 6: Fresnal PBR

Lecture 7: Reflection PBR

Lecture 8: Dieletric PBR

Lecture 9: Metal color PBR

Lecture 10: Upgrading the fresnal

Lecture 11: Less/More PBR slider

Lecture 12: Metal PBR

Lecture 13: Anisotropic PBR

Lecture 14: Glass PBR

Lecture 15: The art of good texturing

Lecture 16: Free way to get image textures

Lecture 17: The CrazyBump application

Lecture 18: The easy way of getting textures

Lecture 19: Creating a PBR Texture

Lecture 20: Diffuse map

Lecture 21: Glossy map

Lecture 22: Reflection Map

Instructors

Joe Baily
3D Artist, qualified teacher and coach

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2 stars: 8 votes
3 stars: 24 votes
4 stars: 42 votes
5 stars: 66 votes

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