
Install Blender from the official website or Steam, noting official downloads may lack automatic updates. Open Blender, select general file and project, and explore the interface with the grey cube.
Explore Blender interface, master camera view navigation, and use tools to move, rotate, scale, and edit in object and edit modes with shortcuts like G, R, S, E, and I.
Paint the box by creating and adjusting materials, tweaking base color and roughness, then export from Blender as FBX and import into Unity with preserved materials.
Learn to model a lamp post from base to head in Blender using extrude, bevel, mirror, and simple topology tricks, setting up for future texture work.
Model a turret in Blender 2026, adding two shotguns, bevels, extrusions, and mirror modifiers, then learn animation, compositing, and lifehacks to speed up future projects.
This course is not just about theory — it’s a complete, hands-on introduction to the world of 3D modeling in Blender. From the very first lesson, you’ll start creating your own objects and gradually build a solid understanding of essential tools and workflows used in real projects.
The course follows a simple principle: learn it, use it, understand it. Every tool, technique, and shortcut is reinforced through immediate practice, helping you learn faster and remember more.
You’ll begin with simple models and basic shapes, then move on to creating materials and working with Blender’s shading system. As you progress, you’ll build more detailed objects — including a lamp post and a stylized turret — while learning how to apply textures, including normal maps, to add depth and realism.
In addition to modeling and texturing, you’ll explore lighting and scene composition to create visually appealing renders. You’ll also learn the basics of animation, allowing you to bring your models to life.
By the end of the course, you will have created a complete 3D scene from scratch — fully modeled, textured, lit, animated, and rendered. You’ll also have portfolio-ready assets that showcase your new skills.
This course is perfect for beginners who want to learn Blender in a practical way — without unnecessary theory, focusing instead on real skills, real projects, and real results.