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Complete game animators pipeline from Blender to engine, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.68, with 106 lectures, based on 143 reviews, and has 2539 subscribers.

You will learn about The complete game character animation pipeline from Blender to Unreal How to make professional complete game ready animation sets for an in game character. Create a professional game ready animation rig from scratch. Tips and tricks on creating better walk cycles, and using animation layers to build up compeling movment. How to set up animation graphs, blend states and more in Unreal engine 5 Create a game ready character that can walk, run, jump, strafe and more! Learn the correct way to set up a character rig, and correct export and import settings from Blender to Unreal engine. Compatible with all Blender 3.0 and 4.0 versions This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner game developers interested in learning how to create professional game ready character animations, and how to implement them into a game engine. or Students wanting to get a better understanding of the full pipeline required for a games animator. It is particularly useful for Beginner game developers interested in learning how to create professional game ready character animations, and how to implement them into a game engine. or Students wanting to get a better understanding of the full pipeline required for a games animator.

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Summary

Title: Complete game animators pipeline from Blender to engine

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.68

Number of Lectures: 106

Number of Published Lectures: 106

Number of Curriculum Items: 106

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 106

Original Price: £24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • The complete game character animation pipeline from Blender to Unreal
  • How to make professional complete game ready animation sets for an in game character.
  • Create a professional game ready animation rig from scratch.
  • Tips and tricks on creating better walk cycles, and using animation layers to build up compeling movment.
  • How to set up animation graphs, blend states and more in Unreal engine 5
  • Create a game ready character that can walk, run, jump, strafe and more!
  • Learn the correct way to set up a character rig, and correct export and import settings from Blender to Unreal engine.
  • Compatible with all Blender 3.0 and 4.0 versions

Who Should Attend

  • Beginner game developers interested in learning how to create professional game ready character animations, and how to implement them into a game engine.
  • Students wanting to get a better understanding of the full pipeline required for a games animator.

Target Audiences

  • Beginner game developers interested in learning how to create professional game ready character animations, and how to implement them into a game engine.
  • Students wanting to get a better understanding of the full pipeline required for a games animator.

( Now includes Blender 4.0 and higher updates)

This course was created to help students or anybody learn the full game animators pipeline from Blender to Unreal. You will learn how to create a professional custom animation rig, and animate by hand, a full set of idle, transition and movement animations, and how to export correctly, and bring them all into the Unreal engine.

From there you will learn how to set up an animation graph and character blueprint, and create a custom character controller that will allow you to walk, run, crouch, jump and more. No experience required, the full process is walked through in easy to follow steps broken down into logical sections, each building on the last, with lots of tips and tricks to make your animations work correctly as a complete set as used in a modern AAA game.

No coding knowledge is required as everything will be created in Unreal’s blueprint system using nodes, just simply follow along and build up the character controller bit by bit, and by the end of the course, you will have a fully playable character that can move around the game world, with the satisfaction and knowledge that you created the whole thing from scratch.

So lets get started!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Download and install Blender

Lecture 1: Download and install Blender

Chapter 3: Setting up the animation rig

Lecture 1: Importance of scale

Lecture 2: Download the course resources

Lecture 3: Setting up the animation rig

Lecture 4: Setting up the foot control bones and leg IK

Lecture 5: Setting up the hip, spine and head control bones

Lecture 6: Setting up custom bone shapes (For 4.0 Versions of Blender)

Lecture 7: Setting up Custom Bone shapes (For 3.0 versions of Blender)

Lecture 8: Creating finger drivers using animation actions

Chapter 4: Adding the character mesh to the armature rig

Lecture 1: Quick basics of weight painting

Lecture 2: Part 1: Adding the character mesh to the Armature

Lecture 3: Part 2: Adding the character mesh to the Armature

Lecture 4: Part 3: Adding the character mesh to the Armature

Lecture 5: Part 4: Adding the character mesh to the Armature

Chapter 5: Creating the main idle animations

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Animating the main stand idle animation

Lecture 3: Animating the main crouched idle animation

Chapter 6: Animating the walk cycles

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Animating with motion extraction in mind

Lecture 3: Creating the forward walk cycle part 1

Lecture 4: Creating the forward walk cycle part 2

Lecture 5: Creating the left walk forward cycle

Lecture 6: Creating the right walk forward cycle

Lecture 7: Creating the backwards walk cycles

Lecture 8: Creating the 45 degree walk cycles Part 1

Lecture 9: Creating the 45 degree walk cycles part 2

Chapter 7: Exporting The Armature and animations

Lecture 1: Setting up the idles ready for export

Lecture 2: Exporting the main skeleton

Lecture 3: Exporting all our animations so far

Chapter 8: Animating the Run cycles

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the forward run cycle part 1

Lecture 3: Creating the forward run cycle part 2

Lecture 4: Creating the left forward run cycle

Lecture 5: Creating the right forward run cycle

Lecture 6: Creating the 45 degree forward right run cycle

Lecture 7: Creating the 45 degree forward left run cycle

Lecture 8: Creating the run back cycle

Lecture 9: Creating the run back left cycle

Lecture 10: Creating the run back right cycle

Lecture 11: Creating the run back right 45 cycle

Lecture 12: Student challenge: Creating the run back left 45 cycle

Chapter 9: Student challenge: Exporting the run animation cycles

Lecture 1: Student challenge: Exporting the run animations

Chapter 10: Animating the crouched walk cycles

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the forward crouched walk cycle

Lecture 3: Creating the left forward crouched walk cycle

Lecture 4: Creating the right forward crouched walk cycle

Lecture 5: Creating the crouch left forward 45 cycle

Lecture 6: Creating the crouch right forward 45 cycle

Lecture 7: Creating the backwards crouched walk cycle

Lecture 8: Creating the crouch right back cycle

Lecture 9: Creating the crouch left back cycle

Lecture 10: Creating the left and right back 45 crouched walk cycles

Chapter 11: Student challenge: Export the crouch animations

Lecture 1: Student challenge: Export the crouch animations

Chapter 12: Creating pose assets

Lecture 1: Creating pose assets and using the Blender asset browser (Blender versions 3.0)

Chapter 13: Creating the idle transition animations

Lecture 1: Creating the transition animation from stand to crouched

Lecture 2: Creating the transition animation from crouched to stand

Chapter 14: Creating the soft stop from Run transitions

Lecture 1: Creating the run fwd to stand soft stop

Lecture 2: Creating the run left fwd to stand soft stop

Lecture 3: Creating the run right fwd to stand soft stop

Lecture 4: Creating the run fwd 45's to stand soft stop

Lecture 5: Creating the run back to stand soft stop

Lecture 6: Creating the run back 45's to stand soft stop

Chapter 15: Creating the soft stop from crouch transitions

Lecture 1: Creating the crouch fwd to crouch soft stop

Lecture 2: Creating the crouch back to crouch soft stop

Lecture 3: Creating the crouch left fwd to crouch soft stop

Lecture 4: Creating the crouch right fwd to crouch soft stop

Lecture 5: Creating the crouch fwd 45's to crouch soft stop

Lecture 6: Creating the crouch back 45's to crouch soft stop

Chapter 16: Creating the soft stop from walk transitions

Lecture 1: Creating the walk fwd to stand transition

Lecture 2: Creating the walk left and right fwd to stand transition

Lecture 3: Creating the walk back to stand transition

Lecture 4: Creating the walk back 45s to stand transition

Lecture 5: Creating the walk fwd 45s to stand transition

Chapter 17: Student challange: Export All the transition animations

Lecture 1: Student challenge: Export all the transition animations for the main character

Chapter 18: Creating the turn on spot animations

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the stand turn left 90 animation

Lecture 3: Creating the stand turn right 90 animation

Lecture 4: Creating the Crouch turn left 90 animation

Lecture 5: Creating the crouch turn right 90 animation

Chapter 19: Creating the look around blends

Lecture 1: Section introduction

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