Create and Animate a Vehicle in Blender Substance Painter

Create and Animate a Vehicle in Blender & Substance Painter, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 90 lectures, based on 65 reviews, and has 470 subscribers.

You will learn about 3D Modeling in Blender UV Mapping complex 3D objects Texturing 3D models with Adobe Substance Painter Rigging and animating a vehicle in Blender Rendering an animation in Blender This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner 3D artists looking to create their own animated scenes. It is particularly useful for Beginner 3D artists looking to create their own animated scenes.

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Summary

Title: Create and Animate a Vehicle in Blender & Substance Painter

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 90

Number of Published Lectures: 90

Number of Curriculum Items: 90

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 90

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

3D Modeling in Blender

UV Mapping complex 3D objects

Texturing 3D models with Adobe Substance Painter

Rigging and animating a vehicle in Blender

Rendering an animation in Blender

Who Should Attend

Beginner 3D artists looking to create their own animated scenes.

Target Audiences

Beginner 3D artists looking to create their own animated scenes.

Hi, welcome to this course where we will Create and Animate a Vehicle in Blender and Substance Painter. We’re going to create a World War II-era Canadian Ambulance. And we’ll begin with preparing our reference images in Krita, and then taking them into Blender and setting them up in the 3D Viewport.

We’ll then start blocking in the basic shapes to get a sense of the size and proportion of the various pieces, and how they should fit together. As we refine the model, you’ll learn about Blender’s modeling tools and modifiers, how to stay organized during a large project, and how to plan ahead for rigging and animating the vehicle.

You’ll also learn how to prepare a model in Blender for texturing in Adobe Substance Painter. We’ll go over how to use materials to organize your texture sets, how to bake maps in Substance Painter, and how to use masks and generators to add dirt and wear to your models. We’ll then go over how to configure and export texture maps from Substance Painter and how to apply them to your model in Blender.

Now we’re ready to start animating our vehicle. But first we need to rig the truck. We will use the free Blender add-on, Rigacar, to create a vehicle rig, configure the suspension, and animate it across a rugged terrain. Once the animation is complete, you’ll learn how to render out an image sequence of the scene, as well as a final .mp4 video file.

This course will take you from start to finish, creating an animated scene of a vehicle in an environment. The tools and skills you’ll learn in this course will allow you to take that next step of creating your own amazing animated scenes.

So join me! Learn Blender while creating this realistic vehicle and animating it through a rugged terrain. This kind of project is always a lot of fun. It’s got lots of room for customization along the way. But by the end, you’ll understand everything you need to know to make your own incredible animations!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Preparing Reference Images in Krita

Lecture 3: Reference Images in Blender

Chapter 2: Modeling the Vehicle

Lecture 1: Beginning the Basic Shapes

Lecture 2: Blocking in the Complex Angles

Lecture 3: Extruding the Back of the Truck

Lecture 4: Adding the Fenders

Lecture 5: Creating the Front Wheel Wells

Lecture 6: Closing Up the Front

Lecture 7: Adding the Top of the Vehicle

Lecture 8: Creating the Side Doors

Lecture 9: Beginning the Side Window

Lecture 10: Refining the Door Hinges

Lecture 11: Modeling the Door Handles

Lecture 12: Modeling the Grill Frame

Lecture 13: Finishing the Grill

Lecture 14: Beginning the Rear Doors

Lecture 15: Beginning the Headlights

Lecture 16: Continuing the Headlight

Lecture 17: Finishing the Headlights

Lecture 18: The Bisect and Shear Tools

Lecture 19: Beginning the Front Shield Panels

Lecture 20: Finishing the Front Shields

Lecture 21: Adding the Small Window Shields

Lecture 22: Fixes, Clean-up, and Organization

Lecture 23: Beginning the Tires and Wheels

Lecture 24: Adding the Bolts to the Wheel

Lecture 25: Finishing the Wheels

Lecture 26: Beginning the Tire Treads

Lecture 27: Finishing the Tire Treads

Lecture 28: Modeling the Rear Ladder

Lecture 29: Creating the Rear Bumper

Lecture 30: Beginning the Rear View Mirrors

Lecture 31: Finishing the Rearview Mirrors

Lecture 32: Finishing the Rearview Mirrors

Lecture 33: Creating the Circular Hooks

Lecture 34: Beginning the Undercarriage

Lecture 35: Modeling the Front Axle

Lecture 36: Adding Details to the Axle

Lecture 37: Continuing Work on the Axles

Lecture 38: Adding Details to the Undercarriage

Lecture 39: Finishing the Undercarriage

Lecture 40: Face Orientation and Fitting Pieces Together

Lecture 41: Modeling the Inner Walls

Lecture 42: Modeling the Seats

Lecture 43: Creating the Gear Shift and Parking Brake

Lecture 44: Modeling the Steering Wheel

Lecture 45: Modeling the Dash Board

Lecture 46: Finishing the Interior

Lecture 47: Creating the Tarp Hooks

Lecture 48: Adding Ropes to the Tarp

Lecture 49: Adding More Details

Lecture 50: Creating the Mudflaps and Hood Cover

Lecture 51: Modeling the Hood Hinges

Lecture 52: Finishing the Hood Clamps

Chapter 3: UV Mapping the Vehicle

Lecture 1: Using Smart UV Project

Lecture 2: Using the Unwrap Tool

Lecture 3: Using a UV Test Pattern

Lecture 4: UV Mapping the Grill and Doors

Lecture 5: Continuing the UV Mapping

Lecture 6: UV Mapping the Exterior Body

Lecture 7: UV Mapping and Face Orientation

Lecture 8: Finishing the UV Mapping

Chapter 4: Exporting the Model and Baking Texture Maps

Lecture 1: Preparing the Model for Export

Lecture 2: Continuing the Material Set-up

Lecture 3: Exporting to Substance Painter

Lecture 4: Fixing UV Issues in Blender

Lecture 5: Using the Project Configuration Tool

Chapter 5: Texturing in Substance Painter

Lecture 1: Beginning the Base Materials

Lecture 2: Polygon Fill and Triplanar Projection

Lecture 3: Tires, Roof, and Mirrors

Lecture 4: Texturing the Interior

Lecture 5: Texturing the Undercarriage and Ladder

Lecture 6: Finishing the Base Materials

Lecture 7: Fixing UV Issues in Blender

Lecture 8: Updating Changes in Substance Painter

Lecture 9: Beginning to Paint the Dirt

Lecture 10: Continuing to Paint the Dirt Layers

Lecture 11: Painting Height and Bump Information

Lecture 12: Adding Decals to the Vehicle

Lecture 13: Texturing the Headlights

Lecture 14: Exporting Textures Maps from Substance Painter

Lecture 15: Applying the Textures in Blender

Chapter 6: Rigging and Animating the Vehicle

Lecture 1: Setting up the Vehicle for Rigging

Lecture 2: Car Rigging and Render Settings

Lecture 3: Animating the Vehicle

Lecture 4: Rendering the Animation

Lecture 5: Adjusting the Suspension and Animating the Camera

Lecture 6: Rendering and Exporting a Video File

Lecture 7: Conclusion

Instructors

Darrin Lile
Blender Foundation Certified Trainer

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