It's easy to understand even when just watching with subtitles.
5.0
Henry
43% enrolled
Thank you for explaining it so clearly!
5.0
nice day (z7777)
100% enrolled
It's free but great. It helps refresh my memory on features I had forgotten, and since it's divided into chapters, it's not overwhelming for those who find it hard to watch everything at once—you can just go through it one chapter at a time. I liked how the explanations were easy to understand despite being free. I came here through YouTube without expecting much, but I'm very satisfied.
What you will gain after the course
Basic modeling by transforming shapes
Basic Modifiers Required for Modeling
Making a Pillow with Sculpting
Expressing materials simply with color and roughness
Expressing Light (Emission) Materials
Placing a picture in a frame using UV Unwrapping
Unique features of this course ✨
자막이 있어서 더 따라하기 쉬워요!
caption설명 이미지가 있어서 이해가 더 쉬워요!
Creating a pretty room using Blender 🛖
간단한 스컬팅(Sculpting) 기능을 배워요!
렌더값을 설정하고 빛을 설정해요!
재질을 입혀서 생동감을 넣어요!
Recommended Roadmap
Standard (Concept-oriented): Friendly 0 - Friendly 1 - Friendly 2 - Friendly 3 (Friendly 2, which is practice-oriented, can be skipped)
Practical (Learning through examples from the start): Fun House - Friendly 3
Q&A 💬
Q. Why should I learn Blender?
Blender is a program equipped with truly diverse features and is free! It is a great way to experience 3D for the first time when you are wondering if you can actually do well in 3D. It is also good for learning as a hobby, and I recommend it to those who want to create their own animations or videos.
If you are learning for employment, it might be better to learn programs that are widely used in the relevant field. It is true that Blender is currently relatively less famous in Korea and is not widely used in companies. This is perhaps natural since there are programs already in use. However, companies using Blender are gradually appearing, and it is widely used overseas. It is my guess and hope that the proportion of Blender usage will increase in Korea in the future.
Q. Can non-majors take this course as well?
Yes, it is possible even if you didn't major in video or design. I think the most difficult parts of drawing a three-dimensional picture are perspective and shadows. In Blender, perspective is naturally created when you place objects close to or far from the camera, and shadows are automatically generated when you add light, so you can create something beautiful even if you can't draw.
Of course, there are exceptions such as Sculpting or Texture Painting, but the modeling and rendering you learn in this video are at a basic level, so anyone can do it as long as they have the will to follow along and create!
Q. What are the requirements for taking this course?
Computer Desktop computers are recommended. Please check the link below for detailed recommended specifications. Laptops are also possible, but rendering in 3D requires high graphics card performance, and since Blender uses the numpad (the number pad to the right of the arrow keys) frequently, it may be inconvenient. Check computer specifications for Blender
Mouse You need a mouse with a scroll wheel.
Keyboard As mentioned above, I recommend a keyboard with a numpad.
(Optional) Tablet PC or dual monitors These are useful because there are many features to learn, and given the nature of instructional videos, you will often need to pause and follow along.
Introductory knowledge of Blender You need enough Blender knowledge to be able to navigate the viewport. If you are a complete beginner to Blender, this complete basic video for Blender beginners will be helpful.
Q. What is the difference between this and other lectures?
The most important part is that the goal of this lecture is for anyone to create beautiful results if they work hard. I believe that even if the process is difficult, a satisfying finished product becomes the driving force for the next project, so I put a lot of thought into helping you create something you'd want to brag about to your friends, saying, 'I made this!'
3D programs, including Blender, have so many features you need to know. If I tried to create a tutorial by explaining every single one of those parts, it would be difficult to make any progress. On the other hand, if you just follow along blindly, you'll end up just mimicking without really understanding what the functions are. That's why I designed the lectures so that you can follow along while I briefly explain the underlying principles.
Q. What should I do if I get stuck?
If you get stuck in the middle, it becomes difficult to move on to the next step. I understand that frustrating feeling well, so questions are always welcome. For inquiries regarding Inflearn service operations, please use the 1:1 inquiry feature.
Instructor Introduction ✒️
CODEMOD | CODEMOD
Hello. This is CODEMOD! :) I am currently running a YouTube channel where I create animations and upload tutorials using Blender. I take a certain pride in the fact that it's filled with positive comments, which gives me the strength to keep making videos. (Click the profile image to go to the YouTube channel!)
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Who is this course right for?
Those who want to create cute and charming works using Blender
Those who are interested in 3D programs and want to learn by following along with projects.
Need to know before starting?
Blender Introductory Knowledge (QnA link included!)
Let's create the images you've only imagined using Blender, the free 3D software. I will teach you the concepts and principles easily so that you can apply them yourself to game assets, architecture, product design, models for 3D printing, dioramas, animation, motion graphics, VFX, simulations, and more!
It's free but great. It helps refresh my memory on features I had forgotten, and since it's divided into chapters, it's not overwhelming for those who find it hard to watch everything at once—you can just go through it one chapter at a time. I liked how the explanations were easy to understand despite being free. I came here through YouTube without expecting much, but I'm very satisfied.
I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the lecture. Thank you for sharing your work through the mission and for including the necessary details. I hope you continue to have fun studying Blender! :)