What you'll learn
Experience the full pipeline in Blender in a simplified way
Study through the fully procedural workflow without any external files, create your assets from scratch
Have fun while creating controllers for your elements in a similar way to video gaming
Learn many useful tips and tricks specific to Blender
Requirements
Basic knowledge of Blender and graphic arts
Description
Model, Shade, Rig, Animate, Simulate and Render a stylized Anti-Aircraft from scratch in Blender! Fully procedural, no external files or add-ons required.
The course is suitable for intermediate level Blender users, but it is also beginner friendly since the instructor is mostly employing manual tools instead of shortcuts.
We will start modeling our anti-aircraft body and shading it. The rigging process is fairly simple and it offers an entertaining process. The instructor addresses the issues and gives very useful tips and tricks along the way as he moves on step by step. We will have more fun while learning a simplified particle system for the projectiles. Finally, after easily setting our camera in our scene, we will render the project with Blender's powerful engine "Eevee".
-Learn advanced modeling tools such as bevel, subdivison surface, edit mode, boolean...
-Improve your texturing skills with checker, noise textures, emission shader....
-Create a simple and wise rigging system in order to have the full control over your objects regarding animation by using constraints, object data properties and null objects.
-Modify your projectiles with simple yet powerful particle systems in Blender. Parent your particles to your controllers and increase the level of your domination!
-Put everything together and build yourself a video-gaming prop.
In the end, you will have a fully controllable and procedural stylized anti-aircraft.
Let's embark on this digital adventure together!
Who this course is for
Intermediate level Blender users

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/anti-aircraft-simulation-in-blender/

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