Blender 3D For Absolute Complete Beginners
Last updated 7/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.97 GB | Duration: 9h 58m

Learn How to Get started in Blender even if you have never opened Blender before.

What you'll learn

Eliminate the frustration that often comes with trying to learn 3D

Have a Basic working understanding of Blender

Be comfortable with modeling in Blender

Have a better understanding of 3D in General

Have the confidence to finally start modeling and sculpting in Blendering

Requirements

Patience, an open mind and the willingness to laugh (at me mostly)

Understand that we all make mistakes and it's 100% normal

Description

So you want to learn Blender, but 3d can be hard..No, 3d IS complex!But this course makes it simple.You will learn the basics in a casual and fun environment.Thank you for checking out my course. I am so glad you chose to watch this video.Way back in 2009, I first heard about this fantastic new 3D app called BLENDER. You could create 3D models, and it was FREE!At the time, there was primarily expensive software, and that wasn't in my budget.Blender is easy to learn, and everyone is learning 3D. It's the future! So I downloaded it and opened it up and right away got to work making 3D models and.Okay, I didn't do any of that!I saw the interfaced and said, "WHAAAAATT is this? What am I looking at? What do I do?"I closed it and never opened it until a year later. That year turned into a yearly ritual of me saying, "This year, I will finally learn 3D".It seemed impossible, and when something seems impossible, you're not motivated, and you don't want to do it. I said things like, "I just a 2d artist, and I can just draw whatever I need" or "3D is not my thing, it looks cool but" or my favorite "I have no reason to learn 3D."But I secretly knew the power of 3D and how it could speed up my workflow, and I knew that other 2D artists used it all the TIME. But that feeling and was leading me to negative self-talk and all that. That's the reason it didn't "Seem worth it."But I did learn it. I knew the basics first, and it took me a few months, but I did. And now I want to help you learn Blender.In this course, you will:Learn modeling basics step by stepLearn some basic sculpting techniquesUnderstand Blender and its InterfaceHow to work in Object and Edit modeLearn a few essential addonsHave full access to me (Your instructor)Get the basics down so you can move on to other coursesAlso, when Blender Updates to version 3.0, I will be making the updates to the class.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 This one tiny thing stops most people from starting Blender

Lecture 2 Welcome to the course!

Lecture 3 The Big Picture

Lecture 4 4.2 is here and its even easier with one big change

Section 2: The Basics of the Basics

Lecture 5 PLEASE, Do not fear 3D or be intimidated because.

Lecture 6 What is a Polygon?

Lecture 7 Important Settings

Lecture 8 User Interface (The UI) quick start

Lecture 9 My settings

Section 3: Working with Objects

Lecture 10 Selecting an Object

Lecture 11 How to navigate the viewport

Lecture 12 How to Move Objects

Lecture 13 How to Rotate objects

Lecture 14 How to Scale Objects

Lecture 15 What exactly is a Mesh?

Lecture 16 Let's learn how to add a Mesh to our viewport

Lecture 17 Your Assignment

Lecture 18 Here are the Files

Section 4: Working the Basics in Edit Mode

Lecture 19 The Tool Overview

Lecture 20 Two Important tools to get you started

Lecture 21 How to Rotate and Grab to build confidence

Lecture 22 Modeling with my Good friend SERG

Lecture 23 Let's explore the Mirror Modifier (Step by Step)

Lecture 24 The Bevel tool and why it's Important

Lecture 25 What is a Normal?

Lecture 26 What is Edgeflow ?

Lecture 27 What is Proportional Editing?

Section 5: Super Basic Modeling the non Scary way

Lecture 28 Here are the Worksheets Please watch this

Lecture 29 Let's learn how to add a reference Image

Lecture 30 Arranging your reference

Lecture 31 The first Object

Lecture 32 Checking our work

Lecture 33 And we are Finished

Lecture 34 Your Assignment

Section 6: The Basics of UV's

Lecture 35 UV Intro with the Ship

Lecture 36 Unwrapping a UV the easy way

Lecture 37 How to Mark a seam

Lecture 38 Checking out the UVs

Lecture 39 How to Add an Image texture

Lecture 40 Exporting FBX files

Section 7: Using modifiers and addons

Lecture 41 My favorite modifiers

Lecture 42 My other favorite modifiers

Lecture 43 A few Simple addons that come with blender

Section 8: Let's do some basic Sculpting (You can do this section with your mouse)

Lecture 44 Introduction to Sculpting

Lecture 45 Setting up your sculpting space

Lecture 46 Using my favorite sculpting Tool

Lecture 47 Creating a simple Base mesh Head

Lecture 48 Adding a Torso

Lecture 49 Adding ball joints

Lecture 50 Adding the Arms and Legs

Lecture 51 The hands and feet (Sort of)

Lecture 52 Here is the Base mesh

Section 9: Using the Sculpting Brushes (Please don't try this with a mouse)

Lecture 53 Intro to the Sculpting Brushes

Lecture 54 Watching your polygon count when sculpting

Lecture 55 How to build up form

Lecture 56 Using masks

Lecture 57 The inflate and draw sharp brushes

Lecture 58 Using some of the other brushes

Lecture 59 Your next steps

Section 10: Using the Asset Browser in 3.0

Lecture 60 Introduction

Lecture 61 Setting up the Asset browser

Lecture 62 Creating your own Files

Lecture 63 Importing OBJ files

Lecture 64 Importing FBX Files

Absolute beginners to the world of 3D,Everyone who wants to learn the basics of Blender,2D artists that want to add 3D to their work,Anyone who has tried blender before but felt like they failed (You didn't),Anyone who felt lost when trying to learn Blender in the past,Everyone who wants to learn enough to finally get started modeling,Anyone who has gotten confused by the technical jargon in 3D,Anyone who enjoys a step by step accessible approach to learning