Game Making with Blender and Building in Unity and Godot

Create a low-poly modular environment kit in Blender to build tiled, seamless world blocks for Unity and Godot, featuring a marble maze, a toon aesthetic, and rollerball levels.

Create an intersection piece by joining three straight sections into a T formation for a modular environment set, ensuring no ngons and using the mirror modifier.

Create a four-way cross section and two ramp variations in Blender using incremental snapping and the mirror modifier; bridge edges, set origins, and snap to grid for precise alignment.

Build a spiral helix slide in blender by duplicating a straight section. Apply a screw modifier with an axis object and center the origin at the lower vertex to tile.

Create a curved fork in the track using Blender, enabling left or right paths and ensuring the pieces remain tileable by duplicating, inverting scale, and merging meshes.

Complete the split section by merging vertices, inserting intersection vertices, and cleaning topology, using Blender's auto merge, split edges and faces, and vertex snapping to create seamless, tileable mesh pieces.

Wrap up module two by finalizing the environment set and completing its modeling, then prepare the project for export to a game engine in the next part.

Learn to model a roller coaster style ramp in Blender by duplicating a straight section with the array modifier, shaping a bezier curve and deform modifier to tile seamlessly.

Learn to assign two materials to tile meshes, mark seams and select linked faces, then reuse materials across tiles for a bright cartoon style importable into a game engine.

Reset scale to one and rotation to zero, apply transforms, and export each selected mesh to Unity as FBX or to Godot as glTF, with modifiers and origin settings.

Continue constructing a level with the modular environment kit by creating and reusing prefabs, using vertex snapping and local rotations to build large, complex worlds for the Marble Runner game.

Learn to create cinematic camera movement in Unity using Cinemachine, configuring a virtual camera to follow and look at the ball with world space binding, damping, and look-ahead.

Explore vertex and grid snapping to build forked paths, duplicate and rotate sections, and reuse Unity prefabs and Godot scenes to streamline level design with propagated changes.

Create a marble player in Godot by adding a sphere mesh, a rigid body with a collision shape, and a camera plus directional light.

Attach the ball controller script to the player in Godot, adjust the exported roll speed, and use physics process to move the ball with camera-relative input and torque.

Complete a Blender environment and export it to Unity and Godot to build modular levels with a low-poly aesthetic.