We will teach you how to create animations easily and quickly using Blender, a famous 3D modeling open source software, and 3D characters. We hope you will experience the world of Blender, which has various other wonderful functions. ★ Students must read the notices and news ★
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* Please check the news bulletin board to download the Blender 2.79b version required for training.
We would like to show you how to easily and simply create animations using Blender, a famous 3D modeling open source software, and 3D characters.
Blender offers a wide range of features, including animation, particles, texture painting, cloth simulation, and sculpting. It also includes its own cross-platform game engine, making it incredibly useful for mobile game development. One of the most striking features of Blender's UI is its 3D cursor.
This 3D cursor saves you a lot of work by allowing you to click on a polygon point with a single click, much like in an FPS game. It will then be instantly created, locking onto that exact point like a bullet. It can be set as the center of the viewport camera, temporarily storing the position of a specific object, or even defining a center axis when using proportional editing. We hope you'll explore the diverse and fascinating world of Blender step by step through this course.
Learning Objectives
Create various 3D character animations using Blender
Helpful people
If any of the following applies to you, this will definitely help.
For beginners who need to learn how to handle 3D characters or have experience and knowledge about it.
Those who want to create animations but are concerned about the cost of purchasing related 3D modeling software.
Those who can model 3D characters but want to create animations by applying rigging and motion
Those who are interested in Blender's various functions and want to learn them
Things to learn
Create 3D characters and apply movement
Input and texture map 3D character files into Blender, and edit them.
Apply 3D character motion
Rendering and animation creation
Note
Internet + Computer / Blender 2.79 (https://www.blender.org/download)
Introducing the knowledge sharer
Kim Yong-il
Currently operating Gremaza Workshop ( gremaza.modoo.at ) Majored in mechanical design automation programming and worked at a machinery-related company. 2D & 3D mechanical design (using AutoCAD, Inventor, CATIA, Rhino, and Solidworks) General mechanical engineer, Possess qualifications such as tool design engineer, electrician, etc. CAM software (Mastercam, Powermill, Visualcam, CamBam, Makercam) CNC equipment (MACH3, FAGOR) and 3D modeling (Blender, Rhino), 3D printing prototype production and equipment training
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Who is this course right for?
3d human body modeling character modeling beginner
Need to know before starting?
Computer, Internet
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Currently operating Gremja Workshop and serving as a Section Manager in the Production and Development Department of a jewelry components manufacturing and sales company. Majored in Mechanical Design and Automation Programming with experience working in machinery-related firms. Proficient in 2D & 3D mechanical design (utilizing AutoCAD, Inventor, CATIA, Rhino, and SolidWorks). Holds certifications including Engineer General Machinery, Industrial Engineer Jig & Fixture Design, and Craftsman Electricity. Experienced in CAM software (Mastercam, PowerMill, VisualCAM, CamBam, MakerCAM), CNC equipment (MACH3, DSP controllers), 3D modeling (Blender, Rhino), and prototyping using 3D printing. Skilled in manufacturing various products using CNC engravers, laser markers, and UV printers.
(Using CAM) Prototype production using CNC equipment (MACH3, DSP controllers), 3D modeling (Blender, Rhino), and 3D printing; manufacturing various products using CNC engravers, laser markers, and UV printers.
Since the instructor did not set the menu environment settings together, it is difficult to follow because my screen is different and the version is different.
bsu6889, I'm sorry that the lecture content did not help you. I wonder if you checked the link on the news board where you can download the Blender version used in my lecture. Go to https://download.blender.org/release/Blender2.79/ and download blender-2.79b-windows64.msi (if your PC is Windows 64-bit), install it, and then take the lecture. In addition to my lecture, I think it will be helpful to refer to Mr. Koo's 2.5D YouTube lecture (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4rNhexwVZCzndaWPbLPX_A/videos) to study. In my case, I studied to use some of Blender's functions, so I did not study the current latest Blender interface separately. Of course, I think the basic, broad functions will be the same. If there is a chance in the future, I will update the lecture to the latest version. Well then, I hope you do your best.
I wanted to learn about modeling and rigging, but I don't know what I learned up to the second lecture. It seems like a lecture to learn how to use Mixamo. And the sound is so stuffy and there is noise in the high-frequency shooting sound, so I'm having a hard time holding it in and listening. I'll listen to the end even if it's because I don't want to waste money, but it's still a really disappointing lecture.
Hello. There seems to be some noise in the audio quality of the educational video. I apologize for any inconvenience. This lecture is designed for beginners of Blender and teaches you how to create animations with 3D characters in a short period of time. We also teach separate methods of implementing movements. We will re-upload any insufficient parts in the future to provide better lecture quality. For reference, after watching the entire lecture, if you refer to the educational videos posted on the news bulletin board, it will be helpful for you to understand the lecture content. I hope you get the results you want.
It is helpful in understanding the flow of 3D animation production, but overall, it is a very disappointing lecture. The volume is different for each lecture, and it seems like they explain what they think of on the screen at that time without a lecture script.
Although it is not mentioned in the current lecture introduction, Mixamo is mainly used for rigging and animation, and then some modifications are made to complete it. However, things like breaking objects with iron balls or shark swimming motions that are mentioned in the lecture introduction are not learned. It seems less necessary for those who know Mixamo to take this course.
Hello. Students. Thank you for your honest course evaluation. I think the parts that are lacking are my shortcomings. I will improve them and come back with a new lecture. As mentioned in the course introduction, this lecture level is for beginners, so the animation shown as a sample will be covered in the intermediate or advanced course. For this, I have introduced related materials in the notice, so I recommend that you refer to them and practice. Then, thank you again for your course evaluation, and I will see you in a new lecture. Please be careful of COVID-19 and take good care of your health. Have a nice day.
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