Title: Udemy – Animated 3D Building Scene in Blender
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What you’ll learn
This course is meant for artists who like to grow in their workflow
Beginners
Artists who want to learn to bring their assets alive.
Game Developers who wish to expand their Skill Set.
So you chose to learn Blender, and that is a great choice. Blender is a super powerful 3D application. More and more people are using it, and it is an excellent time for you to jump on this train. You can create so much by using Blender. I know it can be intimidating if you open it for the first time. The goal of this course is to get you more confident using Blender. After this course, you should be ready to take more advanced blender courses and continue your 3D journey.
I like teaching and creating something cool at the same time. This course is no exception. Together we are going to create this 3D scene in Blender from scratch. And at the end of the course, we will animate the scene.
I will use Blender throughout all of the course. You don’t need any other software to finish the course.
I made the main course as detailed as I could so this course is suitable for beginners. But if you never used Blender, I would recommend watching my beginners course first. I added this beginner course at the beginning of the main course. You will learn the basics, and then you will be ready to start the main course. If you have some experience with Blender, you can skip the beginner course and start the main course right away.
If something is unclear, or if you are stuck at some point, feel free to leave me a comment. I will try to help you as fast as I can.
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