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Descriptions<\/h2>\n

Blender 3D from zero to hero, If you want to learn 3D from zero with no prior experience, this course teaches the fundamentals using Blender 2.8 or above. The curriculum is carefully designed to take students from the easiest lessons to more advanced topics in a seamless progression. By the end of the course you will be able to model a construction robot like the cover image, assign materials, create lighting, and render scenes using the EEVEE rendering engine. The course is organized into 4 parts: Part 1 (Blender essentials) covers the UI, viewport navigation, basic object operations, transformations, interaction modes and basic mesh editing; Part 2 (Look development) covers viewport shading modes, rendering engines, creating and using materials, basic CG concepts, camera usage, surface smooth shading and screen space reflection in EEVEE; Part 3 (3D modeling) covers advanced transformations, pivot points, selection techniques, inset, extrude and bevel, knife and bisect tools, adding loop cuts, patching holes, the basics of modifiers, common modeling mistakes, normal directions, manifold geometry and point-to-point modeling techniques; Part 4 (Construction robot project) teaches volume sketching, grease pencil basics, special movement operations, curves, basic FK rigging and creating global illumination in EEVEE.<\/p>\n

There are many hands-on projects throughout the course, including a custom monkey head model and material work, a kindergarten chair, vases made with spin and screw, a Roman column, a toy train built using vertex snapping, a coffee table and a final robot project that ties together modeling, materials, lighting and EEVEE rendering. The course receives lifetime updates so new lessons are added regularly; it is suitable for complete beginners but also offers useful techniques for intermediate users.<\/p>\n

What you\u2019ll learn<\/h3>\n