Procedurally generated house with Blender & Python

Procedurally generated house with Blender & Python, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.5, with 66 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 30 subscribers.

You will learn about Use the scripting section in Blender to create a procedurally generated scene. Use Object Oriented Programming with python and use it as helping tool to design models Import external models in blender with python Use of linked lists and recursive operations Use NumPy and PyPlot to plot points in a cartesian plane Export the scene to use it in Godot This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D designers or programmers who want to automate tasks to create complex 3D scenes. It is particularly useful for 3D designers or programmers who want to automate tasks to create complex 3D scenes.

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Summary

Title: Procedurally generated house with Blender & Python

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Use the scripting section in Blender to create a procedurally generated scene.
Use Object Oriented Programming with python and use it as helping tool to design models
Import external models in blender with python
Use of linked lists and recursive operations
Use NumPy and PyPlot to plot points in a cartesian plane
Export the scene to use it in Godot

Who Should Attend

3D designers or programmers who want to automate tasks to create complex 3D scenes.

Target Audiences

3D designers or programmers who want to automate tasks to create complex 3D scenes.

Hello and welcome.

If you are a designer or developer who is interested in creating scenes automatically with unique features and the ability to use them in an external application, this course is for you.

This course focuses on creating multiple Python scripts that will help us create a house with a multiple number of rooms in it.

For this, we will use Blender and its scripting section where we will use Python.

With python, we will use basic elements of object-oriented programming to help us create a linked list that we will use as a basis for creating multiple objects that will represent the rooms.

Each of the rooms will contain enough information for us to obtain the coordinates and routes to plot a house.

This course may be attractive to you because it can help you save time when you are designing scenes with the ability to add your custom elements to the script.

In addition, you will have access to the content created during the course.

I hope you find the content useful and that you can apply it to your personal projects.

Have fun and happy learning.

In this course you will learn:

Use the scripting section in Blender to create a procedurally generated scene.
Use Object Oriented Programming with python and use it as helping tool to design models.
Import external models in blender with python.
Use of linked lists and recursive operations.
Use NumPy and PyPlot to plot points in a cartesian plane.
Export the scene to use it in Godot.

You will require:

Blender 3.X.
Be familiar with Python or basic programing. You can follow the videos if you don’t have any experience.
Optionally Godot to import the Blender scene.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Classes and objects

Lecture 3: Linked list

Lecture 4: Recursion

Lecture 5: Defining the class

Lecture 6: Implementing linked list

Lecture 7: Implementing traverse

Lecture 8: Implementing find

Lecture 9: Add function customization

Lecture 10: Implementing the Class. Pt 1

Lecture 11: Implementing the Class. Pt 2

Lecture 12: Using PyPlot

Lecture 13: Plotting the rooms

Lecture 14: Preparing the code for Blender

Lecture 15: Implementing the code in Blender

Chapter 2: Room class

Lecture 1: Defining the Room class

Lecture 2: Create New Instance

Lecture 3: Constants values

Lecture 4: Implementing add function

Lecture 5: Customizing the add function

Lecture 6: Connecting the rooms. Pt 1

Lecture 7: Connecting the rooms. Pt 2

Lecture 8: Cardinal directions

Chapter 3: House class

Lecture 1: Defining the House class

Lecture 2: Using iterators

Lecture 3: Building the rooms

Lecture 4: Constants values

Lecture 5: Entrance and exit. pt 1

Lecture 6: Entrance and exit. pt 2

Lecture 7: Entrance and exit. pt 3

Lecture 8: Misc functions

Lecture 9: Entrance and exit doors

Chapter 4: Plotting with PyPlot

Lecture 1: Implementing the house with Pyplot

Lecture 2: Plotting the house

Chapter 5: Code into blender

Lecture 1: Preparing the code for Blender

Lecture 2: Importing external figures

Lecture 3: Random material and empty figure

Lecture 4: Implementing the house class

Lecture 5: Getting boundbox size

Lecture 6: Inserting the rooms

Lecture 7: Grouping into one figure

Lecture 8: Implementing the code in blender

Chapter 6: Implementing details

Lecture 1: Outside ground

Lecture 2: Implementing ground code

Lecture 3: Roof – Ceiling

Lecture 4: Implementing roof code

Lecture 5: Doors and windows

Lecture 6: Implementing doors and windows code

Chapter 7: Working with bmesh

Lecture 1: Boolean mod

Lecture 2: Implementing boolean mod

Lecture 3: Furniture

Lecture 4: Implementing furniture code

Lecture 5: Solidify and bevel mod

Lecture 6: Implementing solidify and bevel mod

Chapter 8: Code performance

Lecture 1: Performance test. Pt 1

Lecture 2: Performance test. Pt 2

Lecture 3: Performance test. Pt 3

Lecture 4: Performance test. Pt 4

Chapter 9: Exporting

Lecture 1: Exporting to glTF 2.0

Chapter 10: Extra. Godot

Lecture 1: Importing the model

Lecture 2: Adding the physics

Lecture 3: Adding the player

Lecture 4: Testing

Lecture 5: First person view

Chapter 11: Extra. Godot Performance

Lecture 1: Performance test. 900 Rooms

Chapter 12: End

Lecture 1: Final message

Instructors

Oscar Villarreal
Software developer

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