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BLENDER Create Living Room From Single Image + Robot, 4h30M
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BLENDER Create Living Room From Single Image + Robot, 4h30M

Cinematic look in Blender + Old Apple Macintosh tutorial for free" as a gift.
Created bySime Bugarija
Last updated 8/2022
English
English

What you'll learn

  • How to use free 3d software Blender
  • How to create an animated scene
  • Modeling, texturing, lighting, UV-editing, animation, camera setup, post-processing and more
  • How to achieve a cinematic look

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 4h 35m total length

  • Introduction1:22

    Learn to build a living room scene in blender from a reference image, texture the space, then design and animate a robot, with guidance on lighting, camera setup, and post-processing.

  • Part 131:36

    Build a Blender living room scene from a single image, modeling walls, floor, ceiling, a robot, and four cameras; learn texturing, UVs, materials, and panoramic rendering.

  • Part 249:42

    Blender project creates a living room from a single image using wallpaper textures, concrete roughness, bump layers, UV mapping, and a panoramic cycles render.

  • Part 344:48

    Continue modeling the living room cabinet in Blender, extruding, beveling, and texturing with reference images and multiple UV maps, then set up lighting and render previews.

  • Part 443:50

    Construct and detail a living room in Blender by modeling assets, applying UV projections and textures, and configuring camera depth of field and post-processing with lens distortion and glare.

  • Part 529:59

    Create and place a robot in Blender, optimize its mesh with remesh and booleans, add greebles and texture, then animate with Mixamo and export as FBX or OBJ.

  • Part 635:02

    Create living room scene in Blender by modeling curved robot parts with bevels and UV maps for scratches and logo, then animate via Mixamo and export as FBX or OBJ.

  • Part 739:27

    Set up a new camera for panoramic focus, render an animated sequence with depth of field and vignetting. Post-process in After Effects using glossy direction passes and color corrections.

Requirements

  • The course is intended for beginners and can be easily followed

Description

Hello everyone, in this 4 hours and 30 minutes long tutorial we will make a movie scene using mostly only one photo. I will teach you how you can achieve a realistic result in the fastest way.

After creating the scene with the living room, we will create and animate the robot and insert it into the scene.

Since the scene also uses the Apple Macintosh computer that we created in my last tutorial, all buyers of this tutorial will receive an "Old Apple Macintosh tutorial for free" as a gift.

Part of the post-processing is done in After Effects (the last half hour of the tutorial). If you're not using After Effects, that part isn't necessary.

Language: English + subtitles
Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes + Apple Macintosh tutorial 2 hours 40 minutes (in Resources)
Video resolution of the tutorial: 2k
final .blend file included + all resources

In the tutorial we talk about: Modeling, texturing, lighting, UV-editing, animation, camera setup, post-processing and more

PART 1 - 1:21:20

Intro
Parquet creation (UV editing and texturing)
Table and tablecloth creation (cloth simulation)
Door modeling and texturing
Camera setup and lighting

PART 2 - 1:28:39

Cabinet modeling
UV editing
Modeling a metal lamp
Import assets in the scene
Light blinking effects

PART 3 - 1:05:02

Creating robots
Adding greebles
Robot texturing
Animating a robot

PART 4 - 39:28

Camera setup
Rendering
Creating a bokeh effect in the background
Post-processing in After Effects

GRATIS TUTORIAL - Old Apple Macintosh Cinematic look tutorial - 2 hours 40 min (in resources)

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to learn how to use the 3D software Blender and how to create a movie scene

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