Unreal for Non-Majors: Mastering Materials Part 1

It's too heavy to study coding, and too much material to study all the blueprints. Let's learn the core functions first while creating a game character skill. After listening to the lecture, you will be able to implement the character skills you want on your own.

This course is designed to help you get a job as an effects designer. You can get a job faster and at a lower cost than at an offline academy.

This is a good lecture for artists looking to get into shaders, and artists who know shaders but lack fundamental skills.

From those who are just starting out with Blender to those who want to build a solid foundation and learn more! I'll kindly explain the principles of the basic functions and the common mistakes you'll make. Shall we dive into the fun world of Blender together?

Unreal is a tool that allows you to create cinematic games. Unreal Action RPG!! Let's implement it with me using only C++!

Let's create games in various genres, from VR to PC games, using Unreal Engine 5!

Do you need art work for 3D printing or interior design and games? Create realistic 3D graphic design works with Blender Basics course.

Welcome to this new course Stylized Anime Room in Blender, where you’ll learn to create a beautiful, detailed anime-inspired room environment from start to finish—just using Blender. We’ll cover every step of the process—from modelling and layout, to texturing, lighting, and final rendering — learning how to achieve that signature anime look with materials, lighting techniques, and outline effects for the hand-drawn look. We’ll start by modeling the core elements of the room, including walls, furniture, windows, cabinets etc. On top of that, we’ll also create a wide variety of small props—like balcony chairs, wall shelves, books, cup noodles, magazines, and many more details that really bring the scene to life and make it feel lived-in. After modelling our assets, we’ll focus on the final stylization phase—adding lighting, adjusting color settings like the color space and exposure to match the anime look, and setting up outline effects for that signature hand-drawn style. These elements work together to give the scene its final polished, 2D-inspired aesthetic. Then we’ll dive into texturing, creating a variety of materials like glass, wood, and walls, all designed to match the style. We’ll also texture a wide range of small props like clocks, books, cup noodles, lamp, chairs and more—adding those subtle details that bring the room to life and give it character. Finally, we’ll do a bit of compositing and post-processing, using Blender’s compositor and some Photoshop tweaks to polish the final render using effects like Glare, the Kuwahara Node, and adding Overlays to give finishing touches to our scenes. We will finish the course by setting up various camera angles and taking portfolio ready renders of our scene. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced Blender user, this course will give you the skills to create eye-catching, stylized anime scenes from scratch. So, if you’re ready to dive into the world of anime-style 3D art, join me in this course, and let’s create something amazing in Blender!

This is an introductory course to Unreal UMG. Led directly by Lucy, a UI/UX designer with 11 years of experience in the gaming industry, you can learn Unreal Engine and UMG in an easy and fun way. After completion, you'll be able to place various UI elements in Widget Blueprints and create simple materials, effects, and event nodes.

A current sound director will teach you! We will go through the basics of creating game sounds using Unreal.

For those of you who are considering learning Unreal game sound, we will explain why you need to learn Unreal to do game sound and the overall content related to game sound.