Designing scenes using GridMaps with Godot and Blender

Designing scenes using GridMaps with Godot and Blender, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 133 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 88 subscribers.

You will learn about Create 3D resources in Blender. Export the resources to a glb file to be used in an external application. Load the resources into GODOT Create MeshLibraries with our own resources. Add Physics to our resources. Design a scene with the use of multiple GridMap nodes. Create a model that can be controlled by the player to navigate and interact with the scenario. This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D designer that want to create a video game and use their own assets or Software developers that want to create a video game It is particularly useful for 3D designer that want to create a video game and use their own assets or Software developers that want to create a video game.

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Summary

Title: Designing scenes using GridMaps with Godot and Blender

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 133

Number of Published Lectures: 133

Number of Curriculum Items: 133

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 133

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create 3D resources in Blender.
Export the resources to a glb file to be used in an external application.
Load the resources into GODOT
Create MeshLibraries with our own resources.
Add Physics to our resources.
Design a scene with the use of multiple GridMap nodes.
Create a model that can be controlled by the player to navigate and interact with the scenario.

Who Should Attend

3D designer that want to create a video game and use their own assets
Software developers that want to create a video game

Target Audiences

3D designer that want to create a video game and use their own assets
Software developers that want to create a video game

Hello and welcome.

If you are a designer who is interested in creating 3D scenarios for video games with the flexibility to modify these scenarios at any time in the game engine or in the 3D editor, this course is for you.

This course focuses on creating our own resources to design a complete 3D scene with the help of a grid map.

For that, we will use GODOT as the game engine and Blender as the 3D editor.

In Blender, we’ll create multiple glb files. Each file will contain various figures that will represent parts of the scenario.

In GODOT, we will import the glb files to create multiple libraries that we will use as resources for the grid map. and after that, we’ll use the grid map to lay out the scenario.

In this course you will learn:

Create 3D resources in Blender.
Export the resources to a glb file to be used in an external application.
Load the resources into GODOT.
Create MeshLibraries with our own resources.
Add Physics to our resources.
Design a scene with the use of multiple GridMap nodes.
Create a model that can be controlled by the player to navigate and interact with the scenario.

This course may be attractive to you because it can serve as a basis for creating a video game prototype that may require design changes without the need to update the 3D resources that are part of the scenario.

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.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: basic concepts and shortcuts

Chapter 2: Blender. Creating the building parts

Lecture 1: Creating the base

Lecture 2: Assigning the materials

Lecture 3: Separating the sections

Lecture 4: Adjusting the sections

Lecture 5: Making individual sections

Lecture 6: Adjusting the origin point

Lecture 7: Creating a slope

Lecture 8: Renaming the sections

Lecture 9: Exporting

Chapter 3: Godot. Startup settings

Lecture 1: Creating the project

Chapter 4: Godot. Building GridMap

Lecture 1: Importing the models

Lecture 2: Adding the collisions

Lecture 3: Saving the scene

Lecture 4: Creating the map scene. Pt 1

Lecture 5: Creating the map scene. Pt 2

Lecture 6: Working with orthogonal view

Lecture 7: Saving the Mesh library

Lecture 8: Working with a second GridMap

Lecture 9: Moving through floors

Lecture 10: Fixing the Scene

Chapter 5: Godot. Creating the player

Lecture 1: Player's scene. Pt 1

Lecture 2: Player's scene. Pt 2

Lecture 3: Keyboard configuration

Lecture 4: Creating the player's script

Lecture 5: Rotating the camera

Lecture 6: Logic for falling

Lecture 7: Logic for moving

Lecture 8: move_and_slide configuration

Chapter 6: Godot. Testing

Lecture 1: Testing the scene

Chapter 7: Godot. Material Transparency

Lecture 1: Distance Fade

Lecture 2: Cull Mode

Lecture 3: Fixing the scene

Chapter 8: Godot. Move_and_Slide behavior

Lecture 1: Testing different configuration

Chapter 9: Blender. Interior objects

Lecture 1: Creating a pot

Lecture 2: Creating a table

Lecture 3: Creating a painting frame

Lecture 4: Creating a whiteboard

Lecture 5: Creating a sofa

Lecture 6: Creating a big sofa

Lecture 7: Creating a box

Lecture 8: Pot materials

Lecture 9: Table materials

Lecture 10: Frame materials

Lecture 11: Whiteboard materials

Lecture 12: Sofa materials

Lecture 13: Big sofa materials

Lecture 14: Box material

Lecture 15: Renaming the figures

Lecture 16: Exporting

Chapter 10: Godot. Objects GridMap

Lecture 1: Adding the collisions

Lecture 2: Creating the GridMap

Lecture 3: Configuring the cells

Lecture 4: Testing the scene. Pt 1

Lecture 5: Designing the first floor

Lecture 6: Designing the second floor

Lecture 7: Testing the scene. Pt 2

Chapter 11: Blender. Outdoor terrain

Lecture 1: Creating the base. Pt 1

Lecture 2: Creating the base. Pt 2

Lecture 3: Assigning the materials

Lecture 4: Separating the sections

Lecture 5: Making individual sections

Lecture 6: Fixing the figures

Lecture 7: Adjusting the origin point

Lecture 8: Renaming the sections

Lecture 9: Exporting

Chapter 12: Godot. Outdoor GridMap

Lecture 1: Adding the collisions

Lecture 2: Creating the GridMap

Lecture 3: Testing the GridMap

Lecture 4: Testing the scene. Pt 1

Lecture 5: Select and Fill

Lecture 6: Testing the scene. Pt 2

Lecture 7: Designing the outdoor. Pt 1

Lecture 8: Testing the scene. Pt 3

Lecture 9: Designing the outdoor. Pt 2

Lecture 10: Testing the scene. Pt 4

Chapter 13: Blender. Outdoor objects

Lecture 1: Creating the bushes. Pt 1

Lecture 2: Creating the bushes. Pt 2

Lecture 3: Bush materials

Lecture 4: Making individual sections

Lecture 5: Materials for details. Pt 1

Lecture 6: Materials for details. Pt 2

Lecture 7: Creating a tree

Lecture 8: Materials for the tree

Lecture 9: Adjusting the origin point

Lecture 10: Renaming the sections

Lecture 11: Exporting

Instructors

Oscar Villarreal
Software developer

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