Full game character in Blender course - Moth Girl

Begin with a high-poly character, craft a 25,000-triangle low-poly, then retopologize, uv map, bake two texture sets (normal, roughness, metallic, diffuse, ao), rig, pose, and render a turntable in Blender.

Configure Blender 4.4 for fast sculpting by enabling input navigation, F2 add-ons, screencast keys, matcap, brush shortcuts, and quick favorites for sculpting and modifiers, then save resources.

Learn to sculpt a beautiful female face in Blender by refining eyes, nose, ears, lips, and cheeks with careful smoothing, symmetry, and brush techniques such as draw sharp and grab.

Follow a practical head-sculpt checklist to refine proportions, features, and silhouette in Blender, checking three-quarter views and adjusting eyes, nose, mouth, ears, neck, and jaw.

Learn to sculpt stylized hair and refine facial proportions in Blender, using pinch, draw sharp, and clay strip brushes; plan volume, reference, and side profiles for a game character.

Explore modeling the torso and legs in Blender, using references and symmetry, and shaping anatomy from clavicle and sternum to pelvis, with emphasis on breasts, legs, and pose.

Learn to build a heroic female knight’s arms and hands in Blender by using head-height proportions, duplicating blocks, adjusting pose to 45 degrees, and refining fingers, knuckles, wrists, and topology.

Refine a female Blender body by checking leg anatomy, straight inner leg, tapered lower leg, and smooth ankles, using mirror, remesh, and mindful polycount for a poised armor silhouette.

Create a slightly open mouth with teeth, color the face, use masking of the upper lip and symmetry to refine the vampire and canine teeth, and retopologize.

Create stylized eyelashes for a game character in Blender using mesh planes, extrusion, and mirroring for a low-poly look suited to mobile games, with eyeliner and brow tweaks.

Starting the helmet 3d sketch, the instructor names parts, hides the hair, and frames a cool game-character helm around the head in blender, emphasizing concept over realism.

Learn step-by-step 3D sketching of torso armor and helmet in Blender, using multiple passes, sculpting with symmetry, and building armor, fabrics, low-poly UV textures for game characters.

Model shoulder armor and a skirt for a moth girl using a half-sphere shoulder with a border, applying symmetry, extrusion, sculpting, and modifiers toward a game-ready high-low poly workflow.

Craft elbow and knee armor for the Moth girl in blender, testing shoulder placement, symmetry, and extrusion while exploring low-poly and high-poly workflows, multires, and uv baking concepts.

Model elbow, shoulder, and knee armor for a moth girl in Blender, comparing one-piece and outer-part elbow armor, and applying extrude, rotate, edge loops, and sculpting techniques.

Model the moth girl’s ears or wings from the front view, refine with sculpting and mirrors, then shape armor with mask and extrusions, using solidify for a game-ready mesh.

Iterate on the legs and feet armor, smoothing and detailing knee armor, apply retopology and sculpting to shape the pieces, then extract and prepare a sword concept for later texturing.

Start sword modeling in Blender by building a blade from a plane, aligning orthographic views, extruding and beveling, and using a mirror modifier to shape the handle and guard.

Learn to add sword details in Blender using geometry, duplicating and separating parts, extruding, scaling, and rotating to fit the moth wing, keeping low-poly design with mirror and solidify modifiers.

Create a detailed sword in Blender, refining the guard and blade, adding a spiral handle with curve objects, using extrusions, mirror clipping, edge loops, and retopology.

Develop and refine the moth girl’s arm armor and helmet in blender, using cylinders, sculpt mode, masking, and solidify, then adjust proportions and plan high-poly baking steps.

Refine the torso armor in a 3d sketch within Blender, adjusting hinges, borders, and negative shapes, while color-tuning the body and preparing for high-poly detailing.

Retopo the helmet geometry in Blender by masking, starting from a plane, extruding and bridging to quads, and refining edge sharpness with mirror, solidify, and subdivision for a clean silhouette.

Refine the helmet high poly in Blender by extruding, duplicating, and shaping polygons, applying solidify, subdivision, and mirror modifiers, and exploring sculpt and edit modes.

Adjust the model and enable overlays and screencast keys, then refine the ears with sculpting and multi-resolution. Refine armor topology with edge loops, masking, and extrusion for a clean bake.

Hone the moth girl's armor in Blender by refining polygons, applying subdivision and solidify modifiers, sculpting and crease sharpening, and using curves and retopology for a smooth, detailed finish.

Continue refining the torso armor in Blender with extrusion, edge loops, and sculpting to fit the body, then apply solidify, sharpen creases, and fix symmetry for a game-ready finish.

Finish the front body armor in Blender by refining edge flow, crease, and thickness, using edge loops, extrudes, mask extract, solidify, and mirror for high-to-low baking.

Define the moth girl's back torso armor in Blender, smoothing and inflating the orange areas, aligning a two-piece back with the front, and shaping curved back details with bezier curves.

Finish the torso armor high poly by connecting back pieces with edge loops, shaping thickness, and sharpening edges for a bake-ready low-poly game asset.

Refine shoulder neck armor in Blender by adjusting topology and edge loops, then apply multi-resolution subdivision for a polished high-poly look.

Learn to create skirt armor in blender by building inner neck armor and belt, refining with edge loops and creases, and using solidify and subdivision modifiers for a game-ready result.

Refine the moth girl thigh armor in Blender by sculpting in sculpt mode, managing the mirror and solidify modifiers, and adding edge loops for high-poly detail.

Develop a high-poly knee armor using precise polygon modeling, edge loops, and crease techniques with solidify and subdivision surfaces, leveraging symmetry and UV-ready prep for baking.

Refine the knee armor by applying subdivision surfaces and solidify modifiers, create clean edge data with creases, and retopologize for a precise gold-accented finish.

Refine the lower leg of the moth girl by applying the solidify modifier, sharpening edges, narrowing forms, and adding borders, then use remeshing and multiresolution to optimize the game-ready mesh.

Separate the foot armor pieces, extrude the shapes, and apply solidify and subdivision surface to create durable armor. Add rivets, sharpen edges, and bake considerations for a game-ready finish.

Enhance the arms by refining the feet armor with extra edge loops, precise extrudes, and sharpened creases, then apply subdivision surface and edge data to achieve clear, realistic armor.

Refine the moth girl wings in Blender, using edit mode, edge loops, and curves, with solidify and subdivision for squarish geometry, then paint vertex colors and unwrap UVs.

Refine the sword high poly in Blender by adding subdivision surface, crease edge loops, and mirror modifier, while sculpting with inflate and deflate brushes and adjusting masks and cavities.

Learn to finish a sword high poly in Blender by adding edge loops, creases, and subdivision surface, applying solidify and mirror modifiers, fixing gaps, and preparing UVs.

Refine the hair and face and adjust the neck size, then prepare for low-poly retopology, baking, and UV mapping to deliver a polished portfolio character.