آموزش طراحی اسلحه SciFi در نرم افزار Blender

عنوان دوره : Udemy – SciFi Weapon Design in Blender

سطح : متوسط

زمان کل دوره : 26 ساعت

تعداد فایل های تصویری : 106

سال آموزش : 2020

فایل تمرینی : دارد

مربی دوره : Ponte Ryuurui , Josh Gambrell

نرم افزار : Blender

زیرنویس انگلیسی : دارد

Udemy – SciFi Weapon Design in Blender

This course will cover a fun and creative way to learn hard surface modeling in Blender by creating a beautiful SciFi weapon from scratch. You will learn how to block out the model, detail it, use hard-surface techniques for clean composition, and apply materials to give it a beautiful final render, all done completely within Blender.

This course is ideally for those who at least know the basic tool set within Blender (scaling, extruding, moving, menus, etc). Master or advanced knowledge of Blender is absolutely not required. However, if you are a complete beginner or are brand new to hard surface with no prior experience, I would suggest enrolling in our SciFi Crate Design in Blender course first (which can be found on our Udemy page here as well).

What will the course cover?

Hard Surface Modeling

Boolean and Bevel techniques

How to clean up shading errors

How to fix artifacts and mesh distortions

Vanilla (no addons) Blender workflow

Boolean cleanup

Topology Fixes

Subdivision Surface workflow with booleans

Materials

Lighting

Composition

Rendering

We’ll start by setting up the correct proportions using a reference photo. Although this is a SciFi model, it still needs to make sense, so we’re going to make sure we get the trigger, barrel, grip, and things like that in the correct locations. After that, it will all be smooth sailing into making our own unique design.

Next, we will discuss how to properly use booleans and modifiers to create our own visual aesthetic without the need for a lot of geometry. Along the way, we will encounter common modeling problems and shading errors, which we will fix on the spot. We will also move our focus onto how to practically use bevels in our workflow, to avoid shading errors and artifacts in the first place.