About

In this course we will use the open source 3D creation tool Blender to model and animate a Sci-Fi Hallway game environment. Later on we will import our assets to Unity to build a game ready scene.

What you will learn

• hard surface modeling to create all parts of the hallway (walls, floor, ceiling, door, ventilation ducts, light panels, LED buttons)

• converting the high poly model into a game engine optimized low poly version

• creating a clean UV unwrap for texturing

• creating realistic metal materials using PBR textures

• creating emission shaders for the light panels and LEDbuttons

• texture baking from high poly to low poly (albedo, metallness, roughness, normal)

• rigging and animating the door mechanism

• exporting the hallway as .FBX file

• importing the .FBX file to Unity

• scene building in Unity

Instructor

Merlin Peppler - Founder of CGI-Guy, Sci-Fi Nerd and 3D Artist @ CREATE3D

Software needed

• Blender 2.81 or beyond

• Unity 2019.2.19f1 or beyond

Recommended skills

• navigating in 3D Viewport

• understanding of Verticies, Edges and Faces

• usage of Modifiers (Mirror)

• usage of Perspective and Orthographic Views

If you never used Blender before

Catch up all the basics for free by visiting my website - link in bio.

Bonus

You will receive my original .blend file with the finished project.

Credits

Assets (Free Licence)

• Fonts: Bebas Neue by Ryoichi Tsunekawa (dafont), Star Jedi by Boba Fonts (dafont)

Assets (Licensed)

• Music: Cyberpunk Sci Fi Ambient Intro by TITAN SLAYER (audiojungle)

• Music: ES Rise Of The Velcro by Gabriel Lewis (Epidemic Sound‎)

Software (Open Source)

• Blender 2.81 by The Blender Foundation (3D Modeling)

• Unity 2019.2.19 by Unity Technologies (Game Engine)

• Open Broadcaster Software by Jim (Video Capturing)

Software (Licensed)

• Vegas Pro 14 by MAGIX Software GmbH (Video Editing)

• ERA-D by Accusonus (Audio Editing)