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About This Video In 8 well structured sections with 51 short videos you will get a complete introduction and video reference guide to Blender and how to create game assets.The training series will end with importing a hat game asset into Team Fortress 2.In the first section all the basic knowledge will be built up to begin modeling in Blender. From there it's full steam ahead on making a Team Fortress game asset, where additional topics are explored in many 10 minute chapters - so you can just come in and browse the section on 'baking normals' or 'setting up for 3d painting' or 'exporting into Team Fortress 2' or 'an introduction to uv's'. Or you can watch the whole series sequentially as a training session to master Blender in general.Author Aidy Burrows lives in Manchester UK and has worked for large games companies on next-gen titles titles such as Lord of the Rings and Lego Marvel. He's been trained with 3ds Max and Maya but now uses Blender for his work as well. Currently he's working as part of the CGMasters team to produce free high quality training material.NOTE: the associated Blender files will be in a ZIP archive in the Software catalog of the Steam client.This video tutorial was produced by Blender Institute. By purchasing this product you will support Blender Foundation's open source projects!Full Contents:Section 1 - Understanding the Interface.Chapter 01 - First encounters 5 minsChapter 02 - Navigation 6 minsChapter 03 - Layout Customizing 8 minsChapter 04 - User Preference Changes 6 mins(Autodepth, Autoperspective, Addon - Layers, VBO’s.) Section 2 - 3D View.Chapter 01 - Menus, Modes and Display. 5 minsChapter 02 - Pivot Point and 3d Manipulator 8 minsChapter 03 - Layers and Snapping 7 mins Section 3 - ModelingChapter 01 - Mesh Data, Object Data 7 minsChapter 02 - Object Tools 7 minsChapter 03 - Mesh Tools - Extrude 2 minsChapter 04 - Mesh Tools - Bevel 1 minChapter 05 - Mesh Tools - Subdivide 2 minsChapter 06 - Mesh Tools - Working With Loops. 5 minsChapter 07 - Mesh Tools - Vertex Connect 2 minsChapter 08 - Mesh Tools - Inset. 2 minsChapter 09 - Mesh Tools - Merging 2 minsChapter 10 - Mesh Tools - Knife Tool 2 mins Section 4 - Modeling A Game AssetChapter 01 - Ref Images & Traffic Cone Blockout 10 minsChapter 02 - Traffic Cone Modeling 8 minsChapter 03 - Normal Editing - Smooth/Hard Edges 5 minsChapter 04 - High Res Traffic Cone 5 minsChapter 05 - Camera Modeling 15 minsChapter 06 - Modeling With Curves 7 minsChapter 07 - Camera Modeling Finish 2 minsChapter 08 - Removing NGons 4 minsChapter 09 - Hi Res Lens And Ribbed Cable 6 minsChapter 10 - Organizing And Naming Objects 3 mins Section 5 - UV’s.Chapter 01 - UV’s Overview 12 minsChapter 02 - Mirror Modifier 5 minsChapter 03 - UV Unwrapping The Base 7 minsChapter 04 - UV Unwrapping The Cable 10 minsChapter 05 - UV Unwrapping The Cone 9 minsChapter 06 - UV Final Layout 8 mins Section 6 - BakingChapter 01 - Baking Setup And Creating Images 4 minsChapter 02 - Baking Ambient Occlusion 10 minsChapter 03 - Baking Normal Maps 9 minsChapter 04 - Creating The Base Color Materials 5 minsChapter 05 - Baking The Base Color 2 minsChapter 06 - Setting Up A Complete Material 3 minsChapter 07 - Cord Baking And Multiple UV Sets 9 minsChapter 08 - Baking The Camera Lens 7 minsSection 7 - 3D PaintingChapter 01 - 3D Painting Setup 6 minsChapter 02 - Painting A Vertical Gradient 6 minsChapter 03 - Multi Layered Painting 18 minsChapter 04 - Worn Edges With Cavity Masking 13 minsChapter 05 - Baking All Layers Down To 1. 7 mins Section 8 - Importing And ExportingChapter 01 - Importing A TF2 Character 3 minsChapter 02 - Rigging And Placing The Asset 2 minsChapter 03 - LOD Creation 6 minsChapter 04 - Exporting As OBJ 1 minChapter 05 - Importing Into Team Fortress 2. 5 mins 7aa9394dea Title: Blender Game Asset CreationProduction:Blender InstituteRelease Date: 29 May, 2015Country: United KingdomRunning Time: 310 minutes Blender Game Asset Creation Crack Unlock Code And Serial I find the videos to be informative and practical. There's a lot of information, and you'll have to rewind a lot... I've been using the program for years, and this is bringing some new points to light. Anything not new is a good review.. This tutorial does a great job at showing the general process of making a game asset within blender but ultimately limits its self by making the viewer create an object for TF2, a game that's very old which means the quality of the asset has to be significantly reduced for the game to handle it. If you're only interested in modding or creating community content then this tutorial is for you but if you actually want to learn game development then it's only good as a refrence.. ***NOTE: Review based on first three sections, I got to the modelling and realised this was too advanced for me. I will update this review when I can continue when I have a bit more basic knowledge***I have given this a thumbs up as it really is organised and goes through the introduction to Blender well. I do find however that this might not be for beginners such as myself. The tutorial goes through the settings and different tool quite nicely, but when this moves on to modelling the example, he moves a bit too quickly and I think you need to be alot more familiar with 3D modelling to fully understand what is going on and to be able to follow. This was perhaps my mistake for not understanding what this was properly before purchase. I do aim on returning to this once I have developed my skills a bit better.. Very nice tutorials, like a pearl in the sand.Many tips and triks for gamedev modeling, especially working with sharp edges, UV unwraping, texture baking.It will be useful not only for beginners.. Good Guidline to make your own Assets,but i prefer to have a download option... \/***************UPDATE:I've spent a few hours now with these tutorials. Streaming is still a bit sketchy, but usually I can now stream at 1080p and the ends of the videos aren't being cut off. I've gone through half of the videos now and the instruction is clear and well spoken. Be prepared to pause often, switching back and forth from the video and blender as you follow along.If Steam streaming works smoothly at 720p or higher, I'd recommend this series to you.***************\/I've been trying to use these videos for a couple days now. I have a good internet connect and can stream youtube videos at 1080p without a problem. My computers are also very nice.Streaming at 1080p constantly pauses and buffers. A lower resolution of course is faster but you end up having to read fuzzy text. It makes learning from these tutorials less than optimal.Currently to stream the tutorial smoothly the resolution is so low that I cannot read the text.Also the video stops playing five seconds before the end and will not continue to play.This is more of a problem with the streaming service than the tutorials themselves. The content seems to be great from what I can tell through the stuttering dialogue and fuzzy text.I'd avoid buying these tutorials until these problems are fixed and will update this review when they are.. This tutorial is good but has some serious problems. It moves by the important stuff way too fast, while spending way too long on trival stuff. For example, which buttons to press to open specific menu, or even which multiple settings needs to be set before something will work properly, all happens in the blink of an eye. "Just click this, this, and this, and we are ready to go". Impossible to follow without stopping every second through those parts as you try to pause, alt-tab into blender, click one button, alt-tab to the video, play 1 sec, pause again, alt-tab back into blender, press another button, and so on. If you miss an important button click, good luck finding that part again. Further more sometimes it is impossible to see where his mouse is it as darts around the screen pushing buttons. Then he spend way too long on the trival stuff. I know how to place things on an image so they dont overlap, that part does not need to be 5 mins. It just making that which buttons to press harder to find. Some times i have given up on even following the tutorial and simple google for answers. I learnt a lot, and he clearly is very good. but try youtube first before you buy this. I just thought something released by officially by blender would be a little higher quality. Also common steam, place a next video button on your video player.. I watched all of these videos passively without blender open. Then when I next opened blender I created a very nice detailed castle. The way the narrator constantly says out loud what key strokes he is making and is explaining the logic behind everything he is doing is very helpful and I've learned a lot from it. While I model now I find myself saying out loud all of my keystrokes and I can recall almost all of the shortcuts the man uses. I am now from a modeling perspective able to completely independently model whatever I think of. I recommend these videos.. I'm about halfway through the videos and I'm really enjoying them. They've shown me a lot of tips and tricks that have subsequently reduced my modelling time.But...The lack of an offline viewing option is more annoying than expected. Steam's servers don't seem to handle HD video traffic well during the summer sale. Constant buffering on my 30Mbps connection, and lower-res won't do (try to view blender UI usage at 360p, I dare you).Also, I'd love to be able to watch these videos on my phone while waiting in public areas. But even the mobile steam client can't do that.There are plenty of other "papercuts" with the steam platform as well. Can't view the full video's title in your library because the panel width isn't adjustable. Full screen is sometimes offset on linux so you can't see the left or bottom edges. The volume is pretty low (not sure if a problem with the source video or the steam player). etc.I see that these videos are also available from https:\/\/cloud.blender.org\/training\/blender-game-asset-creation\/ but I don't have a subscription so I don't know if they do a better hosting job or allow offine cacheing.