【한글자막】 블렌더 3 : 중세 장면 완벽 마스터 강의

In this lesson, we will be learning the very basics of Blender. You will be finding out about things like moving around the viewport and selecting objects. If you are new to Blender, then you won’t want to miss this one.

Welcome to the all-new Blender 3 Asset manager. This lesson is an in-depth guide to setting it up. I will also show you just how powerful an addition to Blender this really is.

There are many references that come with this course. In this lesson, you will learn how to set up and use any references in future builds.

In this lesson, we make a start on our first model. It will be simplest out of the many models we will be building throughout the course. This is a great introduction to greyboxing in 3d modelling, and it will help you understand the importance of it.

Lesson 5 will cover the basic workflows for creating realistic wooden planks. This workflow will be something you will be using throughout the course and beyond. Learning a decent workflow is one of the keys to becoming a professional 3D modelling artist.

It’s nice to know the basics of Blender, but as in any 3D software, you will want to be aware of more powerful tools. Having these tools at your fingertips will speed up your process. This lesson is an introduction to the bisect tool.

This lesson is an introduction to textures and maps. It’s great to create 3D models but they will certainly stand out if they have textures applied to them. We will also cover UV mapping

The node wrangler is one of the best free built in addons within Blender but most users are not even aware of it. In this lesson, we will tackle the creation of materials and you will find out how to take all of those beautiful texture maps and make use of them.

Blender’s node system is a massive skill to learn about. Creating your own materials or altering textures on the fly is something you will definitely want to learn about. It will raise the level of your textures and skill up your skill in working with materials.

Welcome to the world of HDRI maps. What are they and why would we want to use them? This will all be answered in this lesson. I will introduce you to the fundamentals of lighting any 3d scene in a realistic fashion. Don’t forget, with in the download pack there are four free HDRI maps available for download.

Now that we have some learning behind us, we will be taking the modelling up a notch and move on to creating the barn. There will be a lot of new skills you will be learning in this two-part creation of the barn.

In this lesson, we will focus on exactly how to create roofs. These skills will be of huge benefit for your future builds. You will be able to apply your learning to any building you might want to build in the future since they all have roof structures.

When we look at renders of 3D models on social media, we can see a huge difference between models of different artists. Most of this can be normally attributed to not only skills of the artist but part of it can be attributed to how they achieve realism in their models. This lesson is about how to create more realism as a 3D modeller in Blender.

We have now built the basic structure for the barn. Just like real life, we must fill out the structure. We will be using the skills we have learned in previous lessons to achieve this.

Creating things like hay can be made very easy with the use of displacement. In this lesson, we will learn all about this powerful Blender modifier. You will also find out that displacement can be used across many other sections of 3D modelling including animations.

In this lesson, we will be creating the ladder hatch.  Using skills we have learned on previous lessons including the important modifier the boolean.

In this lesson, we will be applying textures and materials to our barn to really bring it to life. By this point in the course, you should have an in-depth understanding of basic modelling and applying materials to make your models really pop out and look realistic.

I really enjoy creating the little props that can really bring a scene to life. One of the things you can do to add to realism within your scenes is to create plenty of small props to make the scene look busy. Here, we will create the ladder and the pitchfork.

Time to change direction a little. We will start to create our water pump greybox. You will be using a different skillset to what we used to create the building structures. As we build the pump, we will also be taking into consideration that we will be animating this asset.

When working with bones and rigs it is important to split your meshes correctly. This will streamline the process immensely. In this lesson, we will be covering exactly what this is, and I will explain the thinking behind the process.

Most of the time, you won’t know about everything that is available in the 3D software you’re using. This is certainly true for the small, yet powerful Blender extra primitives menu. One such primitive we will be covering is the pipes which is a huge time saver.

Welcome to the world of rigging and weighting armatures. This is a skill you will certainly want to learn if you would like to become a professional 3d modeler. At the end of this lesson, you will have created a working armature.

This lesson is the final lesson of working on the water pump. You should now be able to create a realistic asset from scratch - complete with materials, textures, and a working animation. We will also be covering keyframes and interpolation.

Lesson 23 will be taking it up a few notches as we turn our attention towards the windmill. This is the most complex model we have created so far. The windmill will also involve a rig and animation.

In this lesson, you will be learning about another powerful Blender modifier called the array. This is perhaps the easiest way to create things like windmill arms. You will be learning how to set up and use the array modifier in a highly effective and simple way.

Lesson 25 will be looking at how to create the turbine of the windmill. On most models, you will learn that you don’t need every detail to create realism. Depending on how far away the camera will be from the asset, you can save time and resources.

In lesson 26, we will be completing the windmill greybox. We will be checking the model’s structure and making sure it is easy to set up and apply animations.