About
In this course we will use the open source 3D creation tool Blender to model and animate a Sci-Fi Hallway game environment. Later on we will import our assets to Unity to build a game ready scene.
What you will learn
•hard surface modeling to create all parts of the hallway (walls, floor, ceiling, door, ventilation ducts, light panels, LED buttons)
•converting the high poly model into a game engine optimized low poly version
•creating a clean UV unwrap for texturing
•creating realistic metal materials using PBR textures
•creating emission shaders for the light panels and LED buttons
•texture baking from high poly to low poly (albedo, metallness, roughness, normal)
•rigging and animating the door mechanism
•exporting the hallway as .FBX file
•importing the .FBX file to Unity
•scene building in Unity
Instructor
Merlin Peppler – Founder of CGI-Guy, Sci-Fi Nerd and 3D Artist @ CREATE 3D
Software needed
•Blender 2.81 or beyond
•Unity 2019.2.19f1 or beyond
Recommended skills
•navigating in 3D Viewport
•understanding of Verticies, Edges and Faces
•usage of Modifiers (Mirror)
•usage of Perspective and Orthographic Views
If you never used Blender before
Catch up all the basics for free by visiting my website – link in bio.
Bonus
You will receive my original .blend file with the finished project.
Credits
Assets (Free Licence)
•Fonts: Bebas Neue by Ryoichi Tsunekawa (dafont), Star Jedi by Boba Fonts (dafont)
Assets (Licensed)
•Music: Cyberpunk Sci Fi Ambient Intro by TITAN SLAYER (audiojungle)
•Music: ES Rise Of The Velcro by Gabriel Lewis (Epidemic Sound)
Software (Open Source)
•Blender 2.81 by The Blender Foundation (3D Modeling)
•Unity 2019.2.19 by Unity Technologies (Game Engine)
•Open Broadcaster Software by Jim (Video Capturing)
Software (Licensed)
•Vegas Pro 14 by MAGIX Software GmbH (Video Editing)
•ERA-D by Accusonus (Audio Editing)
