This class series is designed to teach the entire workflow of creating a character for a video game from scratch. It is broken down into four skills. Parts 1 - 4\, modeling. Parts 5 and 6\, texturing. Parts 7 - 9\, rigging . Part 10 is animating. You can register and att end the entire series or pick and choose the skills that interest you most . \;
\nWhen registering\, choose all the classes you are interested in\, below the registration window.
\nThis is a n online class conducted using Zoom. Please make sure to provide your emai l address during registration to participate. Before the event\, you will receive an email from your event host containing a link to access the Zoom session. Alternatively\, you can view and join virtual events by visiting attend.ocls.info/myevents.
\nYou will need a computer with internet access and speakers or headphones to participate. A webcam and microphone are recommended. Please be aware that by enabling video and audio sharing on Zoom\, you consent to appear on camera and share your audio with the g roup. Please note that this event may be recorded. Out of courtesy to othe r participants\, refrain from taking screenshots\, photographs\, or sharin g information about the participants or the discussion outside of the even t.
\nAndroid and iOS users must install the Zoom App from the App St ore or the Play Store. Note that interactivity may be limited when using a mobile device. Additional information will be provided in the email from your event host.
\nPlease note that Blender is recommended but not r
equired for this class. You can download it from the following link:
Schedule
\nPart 1 - Blend er Fundamentals - Monday\, March 9\, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
\nCreate a Robotic Hand and learn to navigate Blender's workspace\, manipulate 3D objects\, and the 3D content creation pipeline.
\nPart 2 - B lender: Character Modeling Fundamentals - Tuesday\, March 10\, 4 - 5:30 p. m.
\nCreate the base of a stylized 3D character and learn s ome of the most commonly used tools\, techniques\, and concepts involved w ith polygonal modeling in Blender.
\nPart 3 - Blender: Model ing a Character's Head - Wednesday\, March 11\, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
\nModel a 3D Character's head and learn a basic workflow for creating p roper topology and facial features optimized for animations.
\nModel a 3D Character's Hand and learn the ba sic workflow for hand topology optimized for animations.
\nP art 5 - Blender: Texturing Fundamentals - \;Friday\, March 13\, 4 - 5: 30 p.m.
\nTexture a six-sided die and learn the most common ly used tools\, techniques\, and concepts related to texturing in Blender.
\nPart 6 - Blender: UV Mapping a Character - Monday\, March 16\, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
\nCreate the UV Map of a 3D character a nd learn the most common tools and techniques involved with UV Mapping in Blender.
\nPart 7 - Blender: Rigging Fundamentals - Tuesday\ , March 17\, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
\nCreate a Rig for a Character's arm and learn the most commonly used tools\, techniques\, and concepts re lated to Rigging in Blender.
\nPart 8 - Blender: Create an F K-IK Control System - Wednesday\, March 18\, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
\n< p>Create an animator control system for a 3D Character's arm with a forwar d and inverse kinematic switcher.\nPart 9 - Blender: Riggin g with Rigify - Thursday\, March 19\, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
\nCreat e an Animator Control System for a 3D Character using Blender's Rigify Add on and learn the common workflow and how to overcome setup pitfalls.
\nPart 10 - Blender: Game Character Animation Basics - Friday\, M arch 20\, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
\nAnimate a character's walk cycle and learn the basic tools and techniques for creating animation sequences for video game characters.
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