Udemy – Creating 3D environments in Blender 2020-10

Description

Creating 3D environments in Blender is a course from the Udemy site that teaches you how to start creating amazing 3D environments with Blender software. For centuries, environmental design has been one of the skills that artists have used to influence other people. Today, with the development of computer graphics, many artists have come to design 3D environments and with the help of powerful software such as Blender, they start to create high quality 3D environments.

This course will help you learn how to create beautiful 3D environments and create amazing works of art. At the beginning of the course you will get acquainted with the user interface of Blender software and then you will learn to work with its tools and features. In the following, you will get acquainted with how to combine textures and make materials and apply them on building models and ruins. You will also learn to model old buildings and work well with lighting and cinematics.

Items that are taught in this course

Build unique environments

Workflow sorting to design complex environments

Use 250 2K and 4K textures

Medieval reference images

Use 6 characters to complete the scene

Model design, texture and materials

Lighting, cinematics, animation

Creating 3D environments in Blender course specifications

English language

Duration: 66h 17m

Number of courses: 418

Level of education: Intermediate

Instructor: Rob Tuytel, Erik Selin

File format: mp4

Prerequisite

Blender version 2.81 or above

Computer ( min 16GB ram)

Installation

After Extract, watch with your favorite Player.

English subtitle

Quality: 720p

This course has been purchased by Downloadli with the participation of one of the users. It became free from the 2020/10 update onwards.

Changes:

Version 2020/4 does not show any change in terms of number of courses and time compared to 2020/1, but its volume is about 3 gigs more. Version 2020/1 probably has flaws.

Version 2020/10 does not show changes in the number of courses and total time compared to 2020/4. Updated just over 4 months after the previous update.