Title: Udemy – 3D Visualization with Blender: Living Room Scene
Info:
What you’ll learn
Modeling and texturing furniture in Blender
Model cloth objects using cloth simulation in Blender
UVW mapping for models
Creating realistic materials for the scene
Setting up lighting and the camera
Making photorealistic render of the scene
Requirements
Students need to have Blender installed on their computer
Prior basic knowledge about Blender
Computer (min 16GB RAM)
It is recommended that you have a computer mouse
Description
Hello and welcome to the new course “3D Visualization with Blender: Living Room Scene”. This course will teach you how to create beautiful photorealistic render of the living room.
What will you learn in this 3D Visualization with Blender: Living Room Scene?
You will learn how to model furniture from scratch using various tools, such as: bevel, mirror modifier, cloth simulation for curtains and pillows, participle system for rug, and many more.
You will learn how to UV unwrap the objects.
You will learn how to create materials with and without textures.
You will learn how to composite the final scene, position the camera and setup the lighting using HDRi map.
What included in this course?
The course included reference images and 2K textures. Textures come from the free websites: ambientcg, sharetextures, and rawpixel.
You get instant access to:
Almost 8 hours of video lessons
Lifetime access to course updates
Instructor support if you have questions
In the end of this course you will be able to model your own furniture and create your own dream scene in Blender.
This course is designed for a beginner who knows how to navigate in Blender. Beside that there is no prior knowledge needed.
Join now and learn how to create a stunning interior!
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