FBX Workflows for Blender to Unity

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Shane Whelan

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:21

02 - Project Layout

02 - Importing Unity Packages.mp4

06:22

03 - Exporting a scale reference from Unity to Blender.mp4

04:40

04 - Adding a posed FBX character in Blender .mp4

05:28

05 - Using the Grease Pencil to mark up the project.mp4

02:18

03 - Modeling & PBR Texturing in Blender

06 - Blocking in a seat model.mp4

07:13

07 - Adding details to the seat with bevels .mp4

08:14

08 - Painting extra detail in the Diffuse map..mp4

03:13

09 - Matching color channels to Unity's HDRP shader using the Compositor in Blender.mp4

06:44

10 - Painting a Height map to use as a Normal map.mp4

05:21

11 - Adding Metallic and Roughness maps using Texture Paint.mp4

07:01

12 - FBX Workflows Blender Unity M3c 1.mp4

06:18

13 - Continuing the modeling details with bevels and loop cuts.mp4

06:18

14 - Marking seams for UV unwrapping.mp4

07:43

15 - Adding a base color texture using Texture Paint in Blender.mp4

09:40

16 - Testing the new textures inside Unity.mp4

04:09

04 - Modeling the Vehicle

17 - Making a simple outer shell for the vehicle.mp4

05:07

18 - Using loop selections and bevels to create a frame for the vehicle.mp4

02:54

19 - Separating part of the model to make a door.mp4

03:31

20 - Adding a glass material and viewing it in the Eevee renderer.mp4

04:07

21 - Bridging loops and flipping normals to create solid interiors.mp4

06:30

22 - Making lights with emissive materials.mp4

05:55

23 - Modeling the flexible arms of the vehicle.mp4

06:12

24 - Modeling the engines.mp4

06:43

25 - Testing the updated vehicle in Unity.mp4

08:20

05 - Rigging the Vehicle

26 - Beginning the armature with rigid bones.mp4

06:20

27 - Making the deformable bones.mp4

03:10

28 - Parenting the rigid objects to the armature.mp4

02:53

29 - Using automatic weights to assign the flexible bones to the armature.mp4

01:31

30 - FBX Workflows Blender Unity M5C 4.mp4

06:30

31 - Creating a pose library in Blender.mp4

04:51

32 - Adding the diagonal movements to the pose library.mp4

08:26

33 - Creating an animation timeline from the pose library.mp4

04:45

34 - Setting up Physics and adding the movement script in Unity.mp4

03:24

35 - Animator Controller in Unity.mp4

04:38

Description

Learn to harness the power of Blender and prep your assets to use in Unity

What You'll Learn?

Often when people begin learning Unity, they reach a point where they need to create 3D assets of their own. Starting out, this can involve an unexpected financial commitment, coupled with a new learning curve. Blender is a modern, open-source, free-to-use 3D Modeling and Animation program that utilizes similar asset pipelines to programs such as Maya and 3DSMax. This course will take you through the essential pipeline you’d find going from any 3D modeling software to a game engine. By the end of the course, you’ll know how to create a hard-surface model in Blender, unwrap it for texturing, apply materials, set up its hierarchy and animate it. Finally, you’ll send it all to Unity where it can be prepared for interactivity and real-time rendering. Required Software: Blender 2.8 Unity 2019.1

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Unity

Blender

3D Modeling

3D Animation

Shane Whelan

Instructor's Courses

Shane Whelan is a Game Design tutor at Ballyfermot College in Dublin, currently teaching in the Game Design and Animation degree program. He is also co-founder of Sneaky Vegetables, an educational games company, currently developing an untitled networked story-making game for children. He has also developed courses for Game Design that run internationally. Shane regularly works with Photoshop, 3ds Max, Unity, Mudbox, and Unreal Engine 4.

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