【한글자막】 블렌더 3D 모델 & 양식화된 할로윈 씬 렌더링

This lesson will teach you the very basics of Blender 2.9. I will be laying out the ways you will be shown all techniques, and in the end, we will be creating the basic door frame.

In this lesson, we will be modeling the Halloween pumpkin carriage door. It is an introduction into using the extrusion functionality, and it will cover edge loops in Blender 2.9 as well.

In lesson 3, we will be creating metal ornament work for our Halloween pumpkin carriage door. We will also be introducing how we will utilise curves and the solidify modifier in Blender 2.9.

This lesson will involve continuing work on metal ornament work. We will be looking at orientation to make sure our Halloween pumpkin carriage doors open correctly. In addition, we will also cover what the mirror modifier is and how to effectively use it within Blender 2.9.

In this lesson, we will be marking seams and sharps in preparation for UV unwrapping our Halloween pumpkin carriage door. We will also be looking at mesh smoothing options within Blender 2.9.

In lesson 6, we will be learning how to import textures into Blender 2.9. Using resolution maps, we will go over how to create perfect resolutions within materials. We will also be UV unwrapping our Halloween pumpkin carriage door and frame.

This lesson will start with us importing our first PBR textures and learning how to use the built-in node wrangler system in Blender 2.9. This will teach you how to organize your nodes to best set up the material.

In this lesson, we will be learning how to achieve more realism using bevel edges. This is because hardly anything in the world has sharp edges, and by bevelling edges, we are keeping more true to how things are.

In lesson 9, we will be modeling the Halloween pumpkin carriage shell. We will also be texturing it and adding materials to it. This lesson will be taking everything we have learned about Blender 2.9 and 3D modeling so far and applying it into the main focal point of our pumpkin carriage.

This lesson will involve learning how to use the proportional editing tool in Blender 2.9. We will also cut holes in meshes using the Boolean modifier, thereby teaching you about another of the unique modifiers to Blender.

In this lesson, we will look at how to use the transformation orientation tool to create perfect wheels and spokes. We will finish modeling the wheels and spokes within Blender 2.9 in this lesson as well.

In lesson 12, we mark seams and sharps on our wheels and spokes. We will use the same material set up as before, and after changing the materials over, we will texture the wheels and spokes we were working on.

This lesson will include finishing the wheels and spokes. In addition, we will also add a center cap, ready for creating the axels. We will use multiple Blender 2.9 material sets ups in this lesson.

In this lesson, we will be starting and completing the side rails of our Halloween pumpkin carriage, complete with mud shields. We will be picking up the pace of our lessons as you will have an increasing understanding of Blender 2.9.

In lesson 15, we will be modeling the first half of our pumpkin structure's main support, complete with side steps. We will also be taking a look at the inset functionality within Blender 2.9.

This lesson will start with us mirroring the finished parts of our Halloween pumpkin carriage. These finished parts will include the side rails and the main support of the carriage. We will also be creating the correct dimensions for our luggage holder to a scale that goes well with the pumpkin carriage.

In this lesson, we will be creating our moon doors using the knife tool and knife project within Blender 2.9. We will also be learning how to quickly and easily fix mesh issues using troubleshooting techniques within the same software.

In lesson 18, we will be learning how to create realistic-looking wooden panels for the luggage holder of our stylized Halloween pumpkin carriage. We will learn how simple techniques like marking seams and splitting meshes can quickly and easily create this desired effect within Blender 2.9.

This lesson involves creating all the wooden panels on the Halloween pumpkin carriage luggage holder. We will learn how to use proportional editing to create stylised wooden planks and how to bend wood to give it a stylized art character.

In this lesson, we complete the Halloween pumpkin carriage luggage compartment mesh, ready for texturing and applying materials. This is the most complex piece of mesh we have worked on thus far, and it will help you streamline your technique for easier to model pieces in Blender 2.9.

In lesson 21, we will be adding in all the wood textures to our luggage holder. We will be focusing on making sure that the wood grain is going the right way around. Finally, we will also be marking seams and sharps within Blender 2.9.

In this lesson, we will be creating the Halloween pumpkin carriage moon door wooden texture with a moon and stars in the back. We will learn how to move and scale UVs to create this effect within Blender 2.9. Finally, we will also create a quick cauldron mesh, complete with textures and materials.

This lesson will involve creating a small crate 3D asset as part of our luggage. We will fully complete the crate in this lesson, including marking seams, UVs, and texturing in Blender 2.9.

In lesson 24, we will be creating the sleeping bag for our Halloween pumpkin carriage using the subdivision surface modifier in Blender 2.9. We will also create the straps for the sleeping bag, by converting pre-existing mesh into curves.

In this lesson, we will be fully texturing the sleeping bag that will be placed in the back of our stylized Halloween pumpkin carriage. We will also learn how to use the color ramp node in Blender 2.9 to create different color variations of pre-existing material.

This lesson will involve creating the broom handle. We will use hard and soft edges to create the desired effect of a broom handle made of wood, modelling exclusively in Blender 2.9.

In lesson 27, we will learn how to create the broom bristles without the use of a particle system within Blender 2.9. This will enable us to export the broom into games engines, should you decide to do so in the future. We will also be going over why it is important to keep polygon counts low when it comes to professional 3D modelling.

In this lesson, we will make a quick start on our stylised luggage chest for our Halloween pumpkin carriage scene. We will also begin to use more complex modelling techniques in Blender 2.9 to achieve several different effects going forward.

This lesson will be the last lesson during which we will be modelling the stylized luggage chest for our Halloween pumpkin carriage. We will also be completing the texturing and adding materials process within Blender 2.9. This lesson will cover many techniques and best practice tips about working with non-uniform shapes and meshes as a professional 3D artist.

In lesson 30, we will finish texturing and applying materials to the stylized luggage chest for our Halloween pumpkin carriage using Blender 2.9. This is the final luggage lesson in which we will have created five stand-alone models that can act as independent game assets and props to a relatively high-quality standard.

In this lesson, we will be packing the luggage into our Halloween pumpkin carriage’s luggage compartment. We will also be learning how to stack models effectively within a Blender 2.9 scene. Finally, we will also be making a start on our fairy cage post.

This lesson will start by modelling the fairy cage. Here, you will learn how to use the wireframe modifier in Blender 2.9. The fairy cage for our stylized Halloween pumpkin carriage scene is a fairly complex piece of mesh, but we manage to complete it in one lesson.

In lesson 33, we will be adding scenes and sharps to our fairy cage. We will also complete adding the pre-existing metal material to our constructed mesh in Blender 2.9, getting just another step closer to completing the assets for our stylized Halloween pumpkin carriage scene.

In this lesson, we complete the fairy cage and the post, which brings us to a close on our pumpkin carriage luggage compartment. We use the Blender 2.9 bend modifier to create the stylized look which we are going for as part of this Udemy course.

This lesson will involve creating our wheel axels and attaching them to the Halloween pumpkin carriage wheels that we had already built. This will add realism to our pumpkin carriage and also give learners the ability, if they so choose, to animate the model after this course is complete to take their learning process of Blender 2.9 functionalities another step further.