Rigging practices for Blender and Three.js

Rigging practices for Blender and Three.js, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.6, with 32 lectures, based on 31 reviews, and has 4697 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic modeling in Blender Basic rigging in Blender Displaying 3D models in a web page with Three JS Read and use armatures with Tree JS and Javascript This course is ideal for individuals who are Software developers or 3D model designers It is particularly useful for Software developers or 3D model designers.

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Summary

Title: Rigging practices for Blender and Three.js

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.6

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basic modeling in Blender

Basic rigging in Blender

Displaying 3D models in a web page with Three JS

Read and use armatures with Tree JS and Javascript

Who Should Attend

Software developers

3D model designers

Target Audiences

Software developers

3D model designers

Hello and welcome.

If you are a web developer who is interested in using 3D models for a website or if you are a 3D model designer and want to know how to prepare a basic scenario so that it can be exported and used in other applications, this course may be for you.

This course is oriented to put into practice the knowledge of rigging armatures in blender and use them with three.js through exercises.

In this course, you will learn:

How to do basic modeling in Blender.

How to do basic rigging in Blender.

Export the scene we created in blender to be used in different applications.

Create a basic html page to display our work in Blender.

Using Three.js to display a 3D scene

Load in the html page our model using Three.js

How to read and use the armature and bones with Javascript

How to prepare Visual Studio Code to work with our Three.js project

Using Webpack to export the project

View the project on a local server

In addition, you will find these lessons attractive because they can serve as a basis to start creating a web page that can be used as a portfolio to display 3D figures that you have previously created.

Also for developers, these lessons can be attractive to learn how to use elements within a 3D model and modify them using JavaScript.

I hope you enjoy the videos and can use what you learn for your personal projects.

Have fun

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Creating a paper craft dice with Blender and Three.js

Lecture 1: Creating the base

Lecture 2: Creating the armature

Lecture 3: Rigging

Lecture 4: Materials

Lecture 5: UV Mapping

Lecture 6: Custom Properties

Lecture 7: Lights

Lecture 8: Export as glb

Lecture 9: Project setup

Lecture 10: Javascript coding

Lecture 11: Saving

Lecture 12: Result

Chapter 3: Creating an inverse kinematic arm with Blender and Three.js

Lecture 1: Creating the base

Lecture 2: Assigning materials

Lecture 3: Creating the armature

Lecture 4: Automatic Weights

Lecture 5: Inverse Kinematics in Blender

Lecture 6: Lights

Lecture 7: Export as glb

Lecture 8: Project setup

Lecture 9: IMPORTANT NOTE

Lecture 10: Coding FABRIK class. Base

Lecture 11: Coding FABRIK class. CheckDistanceTolerance

Lecture 12: Coding FABRIK class. FinalToRoot

Lecture 13: Coding FABRIK class. CustomLookAtTarget

Lecture 14: Coding FABRIK class. CustomSetWorldPositionAt

Lecture 15: Coding FABRIK class. RootToFinal

Lecture 16: Coding index.js

Lecture 17: Saving

Lecture 18: Result

Chapter 4: Aditional information

Lecture 1: Aditional information

Instructors

Oscar Villarreal
Software developer

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1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 2 votes

4 stars: 11 votes

5 stars: 12 votes

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