Continuing with the course, I made significant progress in the construction of this temple diorama. With the props created, it is time to start assembling the scene. First, I made the blocking of the temple, placing the floor, the exterior door, and the columns. Then, using the floors, stone stairs, and different columns...
Continuing with the course, I progressed in the last section, this time continuing to model different props to use in the scene. This time, some rocky terrains to create the mine. Then I modeled different pillars for the mine entrance, also applying different textures and making them varied, one normal, another with rocks, and lastly, a broken one...
I started the last section of the course! This time, using the knowledge from the previous section, I am modeling the first props and applying textures to the objects. First, I modeled a barrel from a cylinder and, by visiting a texture website, I applied the texture to it. In this first part, I learned how to use texture mapping with connectors and the different layers that make the texture...
Continuing with the course, in this theoretical section, I learned to unwrap textures of objects, starting with a practical exercise of unwrapping a cube. Then, I started learning the different cuts made to geometric shapes, the UV Editing interface in Blender, and how to stitch polygons in the texture...
Continuing with the course, I started applying different materials to the objects in the room! But first and foremost, an important pillar: configuring the rendering engine. In this case, the Cycles engine in Blender was used, which employs realistic lighting, also known as Ray Tracing...
Seventh advancement on the course, this time I completed the entire section learning how to correctly use lights and stage lighting in Blender...
Fourth advancement on the course, I am already making quite a bit of progress with Blender, and with practice getting used to the keyboard shortcuts and interface...
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