3D Modeling in Blender 2.8 for Unity Video Game Developers

3D Modeling in Blender 2.8 for Unity Video Game Developers, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 63 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 261 reviews, and has 1537 subscribers.

You will learn about 3D modeling in Blender 2.8 Simple low-poly props Tools, Shortcuts, Tips & Tricks This course is ideal for individuals who are New Blender users with no experience in 3D modeling or Experienced Blender users who are new to Blender 2.8 or Experienced modelers who are proficient in other software, but curious about the new Blender 2.8. It is particularly useful for New Blender users with no experience in 3D modeling or Experienced Blender users who are new to Blender 2.8 or Experienced modelers who are proficient in other software, but curious about the new Blender 2.8.

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Summary

Title: 3D Modeling in Blender 2.8 for Unity Video Game Developers

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

3D modeling in Blender 2.8
Simple low-poly props
Tools, Shortcuts, Tips & Tricks

Who Should Attend

New Blender users with no experience in 3D modeling
Experienced Blender users who are new to Blender 2.8
Experienced modelers who are proficient in other software, but curious about the new Blender 2.8.

Target Audiences

New Blender users with no experience in 3D modeling
Experienced Blender users who are new to Blender 2.8
Experienced modelers who are proficient in other software, but curious about the new Blender 2.8.

In this course, students will learn the basic core components of building 3D models using Blender 2.8 and Unity 2018.2. The lessons contained within the course allow the student to gradually learn important tools used for everyday modeling, while providing simple objects to practice on which give the tools more meaning through practical hands on experience.

As the course progresses, you’ll be introduced to new tools, and then given the task of creating a simple prop that makes use of the new information you have acquired while continuing to reinforce previously learned material all along the journey.

By the end of this course, you should be able to construct basic 3D props for your Unity Prototype Games. With enough practice and experience, you’ll be well on your way to publishing your first game.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: What You Will Learn

Lecture 2: Textures Used in This Course

Lecture 3: Custom Startup File

Lecture 4: General Navigation

Lecture 5: A Note About Cheat Sheets

Chapter 2: Low-Poly Barrel

Lecture 1: Select, Delete & Undo

Lecture 2: Add Mesh

Lecture 3: Increment Snapping

Lecture 4: Loop Cut & Slide

Lecture 5: Scale

Lecture 6: Inset

Lecture 7: Extrude

Lecture 8: Shading Types: Wireframe & Solid

Lecture 9: Loop Select

Lecture 10: Duplicate & Separate Selection

Lecture 11: Convert to Curve (from Mesh)

Lecture 12: Curve: Bevel

Lecture 13: Join

Lecture 14: UV Unwrap: Cube Projection

Lecture 15: New Material

Lecture 16: UV Selections: Vertex, Edge, Face & Island

Lecture 17: UV: Weld Tools

Lecture 18: Barrel Model: Start to Finish (from Scratch)

Chapter 3: Low-Poly Trees

Lecture 1: Collections: Hide

Lecture 2: Subdivide & Triangulate

Lecture 3: Sculpting Workspace

Lecture 4: Proportional Editing (Tree Trunk)

Lecture 5: Offset Edge Loop Cut (Tree Branching)

Lecture 6: Smooth Tool (Branch Segment Smoothing)

Lecture 7: Organic Adjustments: Tree Bottom

Lecture 8: Organic Adjustments: Tree Top

Lecture 9: Rip Region (Rocks)

Lecture 10: Flat Color Materials (No UVs Required)

Lecture 11: Palm Tree Trunk

Lecture 12: Leaf Shape (Plane)

Lecture 13: Leaf Sag (Bezier Curve)

Lecture 14: Leaf Solidify

Lecture 15: Leaf Tears (Rip Region)

Lecture 16: Leaf Colors (Assign Materials)

Lecture 17: Duplicating in Object Mode

Lecture 18: Palm Tree Finishing Touches

Lecture 19: Pine Tree Top

Lecture 20: Pine Tree Trunk

Lecture 21: Pine Tree Materials

Chapter 4: Low-Poly Picket Fence

Lecture 1: Fence Post & Cap

Lecture 2: Mirror Modifier (Modular Fence Post)

Lecture 3: Fence Rails

Lecture 4: Bezier Curve (Fence Path)

Lecture 5: Array Modifier (Repeating Fence)

Lecture 6: Curve Modifier (Curved Fence)

Lecture 7: Fine Tuning & Smoothing (Fence Details)

Lecture 8: Floating Geometry (Fence Pickets)

Lecture 9: Multiple Materials (Picket Fence)

Lecture 10: Fence Gate

Chapter 5: Loose Ends

Lecture 1: Reducing Polys

Lecture 2: Improved Gate

Lecture 3: Scaling All Props

Lecture 4: Export from Blender & Import into Unity

Lecture 5: Assign Textures to Materials in Unity

Lecture 6: Seamless Textures

Lecture 7: 3D Text

Lecture 8: Quick Favorites

Lecture 9: BONUS LECTURE: More Courses by Billy McDaniel

Instructors

Billy McDaniel
Indie Video Game Developer

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