آموزش CartoonSmart - A Blender Game Character

 

Create a superhero in Blender, from scratch! Blender is a great way to generate sprites for games. The goal of this course is to show you how to create an animated character and then render out sprites. In this course you'll model, texture, rig, animate, and render out images in an iterative fashion. This course is taught in real-time, no accelerated video (so a 10 minute lecture really is 10 minutes of work). My intended teaching style is like sitting down with a friend. You'll see my workflow as I develop this character from scratch. When I make a mistake, you'll see how to correct it. You'll see how Blender supports iterating over the creation of a character, even when in different phases of its development. This course is intended for folks with some Blender experience (so not complete newcomers). If you are comfortable with A Blender Quickstart, you will probably be okay (but challenged) with A Blender Game Character. If you haven't used Blender in years, you should be fine if you used the 2.4x and/or 2.5x series. #blender #b3d Lectures Information : Season 1 : Blender Quick Start Season 2 : SECTION 1: Welcome1-Introduction2-Prerequisite Skills3-If you're on a Mac4-If you don't have a number pad5-If you don't have a 3-button mouseSECTION 2: Modeling6-Modeling Intro7-Body Building8-Getting a Head9-Give 'em a Hand10-Footloose11-Tweaking the FigureSECTION 3: Mapping12-Mapping Intro13-Adding Seams14-Add Detail to the Head15-Islands16-Painting the Color Map17-Painting Details on Head and Chest18-More Figure TweakingSECTION 4: Sculpting19-Sculpting Intro20-Body SculptingSECTION 5: More Mapping21-Mapping Intro (Deja Vu)22-Mmmm, Baking Normals23-SpeTACular Map24-Emit Map25-Renderin' Fun26-Touch Up27-Removing some GeometrySECTION 6: Rigging and Skinning28-Rigging Intro29-Building the Rig30-Move your Bones31-Rig the Fingers32-Finger Constraints33-Snap to Symmetry34-Weight Painting and a Little Script35-Reverse Foot Rig36-Weighting the Foot37-Rig Tweaks38-Tweaking the Hand Mesh39-Action Constraints40-Right Hand Animation41-Adjusting Body ProportionsSECTION 7: Animation42-Animating Intro43-Hiding Bones44-Animating a Run45-Punching Action46-Idle Time47-Logic Bricks48-Fine-tuning the RunSECTION 8: Rendering49-Rendering Intro50-Rendering Sprites51-Rendering Around Fixed AnglesSECTION 9: Back to Modeling52-Back to Modeling Intro53-Adding a Belt54-More BeltingSECTION 10: Cycles Rendering55-Cycles Intro56-Setting up a Pose57-Creating Node-based MaterialsSECTION 11: Conclusion58-Goodbye