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Animation with car in Blender Complete Blender beginn. workf
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Animation with car in Blender Complete Blender beginn. workf

Tutorial suitable for beginners
Created bySime Bugarija
Last updated 2/2023
English
English

What you'll learn

  • I will introduce you to the free 3d program Blender
  • I will introduce you to modeling, texturing, lighting, rendering and more
  • We will create few animations in Blender
  • I'll show you how to create a dark, cinematic, mist atmosphere in Blender
  • I will show you how to animate the car and the camera

Course content

1 section17 lectures2h 23m total length
  • Introduction1:43

    Explore blender basics, download and prep a car, improve materials, animate, set up camera animations, lighting with volumetric effects, emission particles, and dolly zoom, and post-production workflows.

  • 01 - Introduction to Blender for beginners (general)8:17

    Learn Blender basics for beginners by exploring the layout, shading, UV editor, and basic render options, then practice with camera, lighting, and simple meshes.

  • 01 - GROUND5:08

    Create a ground plane for a car scene in blender, apply ambientcg gravel texture with node wrangler, and adjust real-world scale. Duplicate planes to extend space for the car.

  • 02 - CAR, IMPORT AND MATERIALS11:48

    Import a free car model from cgtrader.com or sketchfab.com, and set up Blender materials with image textures, roughness, bump, and glass transparency for an optimized car animation.

  • 03 - CAMERA, SETTINGS2:11

    Add a camera to the scene, position and rotate it, switch to camera view, set 1024 by 430 cinematic render, use cycles with GPU and 100 samples, enable Optix denoiser.

  • 04 - LIGHTING AND VOLUMETRIC3:58

    Apply volumetric lighting in Blender by enclosing the scene in a volumetric cube, using a simple volume shader, and lighting with multiple point lamps to create a bluish glow.

  • 05 - CAR AND CAMERA ANIMATION7:04

    Animate a car and its camera in Blender by keyframing, parenting the camera to the car, and applying camera shake presets for a dynamic, 20-second sequence.

  • 06 - DOLLY ZOOM EFFECT8:54

    Master the dolly zoom in Blender by animating focal length from 35 mm to 5 mm and simultaneously moving the camera toward the subject, using keyframes and motion blur.

  • 07 - EMISSION PARTICLES6:32

    Explore emission particles in Blender by creating a blue emission, configuring a particle system, and using variations to fade the effect across the scene.

  • 08 - LIGHTS ON THE CAR2:14

    Add orange spotlights to the car in Blender, duplicate lights, adjust spot size and radius, set intensity to 500, and parent them to the car for synced test renders.

  • 09 - TREES5:10

    Use botanic or polygonic add-ons, models from CG Trader and 3D shaker to place trees, decimate meshes, and duplicate with Alt D, scale, and rotate to optimize renders.

  • 10 - STREET LAMPS21:26

    Learn to model a street lamp in Blender, starting from a cylinder, using loop cuts, bevels, and extrudes, then convert edges to curves and apply emission and metal.

  • 11 - WINDSHIELD WIPERS6:18

    Add windshield wipers to a Blender car model using the Blender kit addon, search for suitable assets, join parts, parent to the car, and render to showcase details.

  • 12 - COMPOSITING AND RENDERING6:10

    Set up Blender compositing with chromatic aberration, glow, glare, and ambient occlusion, preview changes with the viewer node, and optimize glossy direction passes for After Effects.

  • 13 - AFTER EFFECTS POST-PROCESSING18:04

    Enhance car render with After Effects post-processing by layering glossy direction pass, ambient occlusion, mist, grain, glow, halation, and color correction using LUTs and film overlays.

  • 14 - CAMERA DRONE EFFECT15:24

    learn to build a camera drone shot in blender by keyframing from car to air, adjusting focal length, camera rotation, and subtle shake, then refine ground textures and scene details.

  • 15 - CUTS AND SOUND EFFECTS13:26

    Cut and edit a car animation in Premiere Pro with the razor tool and ripple delete, add ambient occlusion and fades, and use drone and rocket sound effects.

Requirements

  • Free software Blender. No previous experience is necessary. After Effects is not necessary.

Description

In this 2-hour long tutorial, we will create a few fast and realistic cinematic animations in Blender from start to finish.

The entire process of creating scenes is recorded step by step, so the tutorial is easy to follow even for beginners.

The tutorial is separated into 15 parts with an average duration of 10 minutes to make it easier to follow.

This is the workflow that I have learned in the last 4 years of using Blender.

All resources and links are included in the tutorial, and subtitles with shortcuts are also available.

If you are a beginner blender, in the first 10 minutes I will introduce you to the basics of the blender.

After that, we will download the car and improve the materials and animate it.

We will talk about camera settings and camera animation.

We will create lighting using volumetrics and increase the illusion of speed with the help of emission particles and the dolly-zoom effect.

We will also talk about modeling, post-processing, video editing, sound effects and more

All resources and links are included in the tutorial.

The free program Blender was used in the tutorial and all resources are free. The After Effects part is not necessary but recommended. It can be done in another video editing program or skipped.

Who this course is for:

  • For blender beginners as well as more advanced users.