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How to Render a Character in Blender | Lighting, Camera, Post-Processing
The sixteenth and final part of this tutorial series will involve setting up a Blender scene to render the character. This hero shot of the character will be a nice image to use as an image in a game, or to show off in a portfolio.
In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Setting up the Scene
5:40 Lighting
8:08 Camera
10:50 Render
14:39 Post-Processing
21:28 Outro
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In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Setting up the Scene
5:40 Lighting
8:08 Camera
10:50 Render
14:39 Post-Processing
21:28 Outro
Check out our Patron for a range of benefits including starting files, tutorial notes and early access to the full course:
patreon.com/IronbarkGamesStudio
Support us on B...
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The Best Way to Import Your Rigged Character from Blender to Unreal
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
This video will take you through the best method to import your rigged and animated character from Blender to Unreal with no errors. If your model is already clean and you don't need to troubleshoot any problems, skip to 7:22 where the export settings are applied in Blender. The fifteenth part of this tutorial series will cover the process of cleaning up the scene in Blender, ready for export t...
The Best Way to Import Your Rigged Character from Blender to Unity
Просмотров 12 тыс.Год назад
This video will take you through the best method to import your rigged and animated character from Blender to Unity with no errors. If your model is already clean and you don't need to troubleshoot any problems, skip to 7:28 where the export settings are applied in Blender. The fourteenth part of this tutorial series will cover the process of cleaning up the scene in Blender, ready for export t...
Animating an Easy Walk Cycle in Blender: Step-by-Step Tutorial
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.Год назад
The thirteenth part of this tutorial series will be the creation of an animated walk cycle using the knowledge of keyframe animation from the previous part. Again, this animation can be played on an infinite loop as the beginning and end frames match. In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in...
Animating an Idle Cycle in Blender: Easy Step-by-Step Tutorial
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.Год назад
The twelfth part of this tutorial series is an introduction to keyframe animation in Blender. This will involve creating a basic idle animation, which importantly can seamlessly loop. In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. Chapters 0:00 Introduction 0:53 Se...
Unlock the Secrets of 3D Character Skinning in Blender: Step-by-Step Full Tutorial
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
The eleventh part of this tutorial series will cover skinning. This involves binding the meshes of the character to the rig, so that moving the rig will also move the character. In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. Chapters 0:00 Introduction 0:38 Automati...
Rigging Made Easy: Learn How to Rig Your 3D Character in Blender Like a PRO
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
The tenth part of this tutorial series will cover rigging in Blender. The process of rigging involves creating a set of bones which form the skeleton of the character and additional controllers to help move these bones during animation. In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or U...
How to Get Your Textures from Substance Painter into Blender
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.Год назад
The ninth part of this tutorial series will cover the process of exporting textures out of Substance Painter and setting up a material in Blender with a number of properties to accept these textures. We will then be able to view our textured 3D model in Blender. In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can...
Become a Texturing PRO | Full Texturing Tutorial in Substance Painter
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.Год назад
In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. The eighth tutorial in this series will be covering the texturing process in Substance Painter. This will include adding and editing materials, using masks and generators, and stamping on alphas. By the end you will ha...
How to Bake Mesh Maps in Substance Painter from your High Poly Mesh
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. The seventh part of this series is the bridge between our modelling software, Blender, and our texturing software, Substance Painter. A couple of things need to be checked in Blender first before exporting the low poly...
UV Unwrapping Character Models in Blender is Simple!
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. The sixth part of this series will take you through the process of UV mapping the character in preparation for texturing. This involves creating cuts along the 3D mesh to then unfold and lay out flat the geometry in a ...
Model and Sculpt High Poly Details in Blender for Baking
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.Год назад
In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. The fifth part of this series will focus on creating some additional high poly meshes based off the body and prop meshes. Along with the head sculpt, these high poly meshes will be used for texturing purposes, while th...
Learn How to Retopologise Any Head | Retopology Workflow in Blender
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. The fourth part in this series will take you through the process of retopologising the head sculpt. Retopology is the method of creating a new, cleaner mesh with the same form as the original model, typically used to r...
How to Sculpt an Alien Head | Learning to Sculpt in Blender
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. The third part of this series will focus on a new modelling technique, sculpting. Sculpting in 3D is the digital equivalent to clay sculpting where you can push, pull, smooth, remove and add to the surface of the model...
How to Model Armour and Accessories in Blender | Sci-Fi Game Character Tutorial
Просмотров 26 тыс.Год назад
In this tutorial series you will be taken through the full development process to create a game ready and animated character which can be used in the Unity or Unreal game engine. The second part of this series will cover techniques to add details to the character, either as separate meshes or directly to the base mesh. Soft and hard surface shading techniques will then be used on the clothing a...
Using Origin Points and the 3D Cursor in Blender | Beginner Guide Part 5
Просмотров 402Год назад
Using Origin Points and the 3D Cursor in Blender | Beginner Guide Part 5
How to Model a Character Mesh in Blender | Game Character Tutorial #1
Просмотров 131 тыс.Год назад
How to Model a Character Mesh in Blender | Game Character Tutorial #1
How to Edit Objects in Blender | Beginner Guide Part 4
Просмотров 334Год назад
How to Edit Objects in Blender | Beginner Guide Part 4
How to Add and Select Objects in Blender | Beginner Guide Part 3
Просмотров 224Год назад
How to Add and Select Objects in Blender | Beginner Guide Part 3
How to Move, Scale and Rotate Objects in Blender | Beginner Guide Part 2
Просмотров 743Год назад
How to Move, Scale and Rotate Objects in Blender | Beginner Guide Part 2
How to Navigate the Blender Viewport | Beginner Guide Part 1
Просмотров 850Год назад
How to Navigate the Blender Viewport | Beginner Guide Part 1
why each foot have only two toes?
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Utterly mangled my character model after attempting this, Make sure you back your shit up folks. Imma see if I can salvage this mfer
10 minutes in I quit, im pulling my hair out for too long on this. Since mine doesn't look exactly like yours im having a hard time trying to understand and comprehend how to fix the triangles and multiple faces and make it look as tidy as yours. I don't have the knowledge and experience to fix those problems.
Hey . I also went through this yesterday. Just don't fear to make mistakes. Just try out anything you think would work: add loop cuts, join some vertices, delete some faces etc. You're just learning after all right? Good Luck!
Learning game-ready modeling and related things about month and half - animations, models, hp, lp, hairs... and each time i return to this series to clear some things for myself. No idea what happens with you now, but thanks a lot anyway.
I can see why so many indie dev's don't bother with hands! Modelling right up until connecting the thumb, I'm about to give the model sausage hands instead!
nice tutorial, got a lot out of it, keep going!
Thank you, these are incredibly well done. Helped immensly.
I wish I could give this video a thumbs up 20,000 times. Cannot be thankful enough for this tutorial.
Incredible video, but where can we find male template image pls ? any site or advice ? 🙏
You can grab the male and female template images here: www.patreon.com/posts/human-templates-89905158
@ironbarkgames thank you so much !!! 💪🏻
Why isn't armour a seperate mesh instead of being an extrusion, what if you want to swap the armour with another
This is entirely up to your use case for the model. For an RPG type game where you need to switch between different armour sets, then you would likely model the different parts of the armour as separate meshes (like the helmet is a separate mesh). For a game where the character is not going to be changing appearance, then modelling the body armour as a single mesh is likely better (this will help alleviate issues in the future with the body clipping through the armour during animation). There's always more than one way to do things, so choose the method which is easiest for you and best for the project.
@@ironbarkgames If you make them seperate how do you make sure they fit the human model seems quite complicated, is there a standard way to do it? Would be nice to see a video on how you would approach a modular approach for outfits.
is it not better to join all the meshes, apply modifiers/ scale etc before adding the armature? that's what i normally do anyway Also it seems a bit mad to start rescaling the character/armature, when you can just do it on export ie in the export fbx dialogue change the scaling for the game engine you are using changing the unit scale is never a good idea once yuo have started modelling
This video is so helpful❤ thank you
50:42 NOOOOOO GET OUT OF MY HEAAAAAAAAD
It’s similar to how you make a pattern for sewing
Great tutorial 1 one tutorial which shows great topology
For the first time in my life.. (sobs*) Clean, (sobs again*) topology!
Just letting you know this series is going into my golden collection
Why aliens use human symbols?
... maybe they assimilated into human culture...? In all seriousness though it is a good question in design and world building. If the aliens had no knowledge of human symbols, what symbols would they use? And how do you communicate this to your audience if you want them to know this is the healer in a game?
Isn't really easy as is wrote in the title, but is really cool, thx
Thank you sir 🙏🏼
you made me capable of making a 3d model in like 3 days of using blender . Thank you man!
Plz reply.. i am struggling with this and i am not able to proceed further due to this issue.
Try to "bridge edge loops", in the right click menu
23:50 sir i am not able to fill edges in my blender. Plz help me i did exactly what u showed in this video... Fill (F) not working neither loop edge bride is working. How to fix this problem?
When texture sample is not RBG UE4 talks about error. Image texture should be RBG even is it's color. But your UE has no problem with that
5:00 my shift "r" doesnt pull up that grid. did blender update or am i missing something?
try to just press r
@@noahbogue1934 thx bruv it worked, btw do you know what this function/tool is called? Is it something different than subdivision modifier?
@@pker3293 remesh, as simple as that
@@noahbogue1934 sweet 👍
At around 10:16 when you pushed the vertex up to make that diamond, is this so you can create that spoke/xloop shoulder topology? As this shoulder topology is so frustrating. Anyways this video is really helpful
Link to images used not working pls help
That's annoying. Can you double check this link?: www.patreon.com/posts/game-character-1-78886326?Link&
@@ironbarkgames still not working
The most crucial thing idle animations have it seems is just doubling their frame amount. Other than that, you just make it look like they're breathing a bit.
Why can I not see the rig controls when I add the char in a sequencer to create custom poses/animations in UE?
Hey there, typically rig controls are not elements which can be properly exported between software such as Blender to Unreal. I suspect Unreal has a method to create new controllers such as IKs for the hands and feet if you want to create or tweak the animations in there.
I noticed that on both your mesh and mine, in the pelvis area and the shoulders there are some non-planar faces should i split them or leave them as they are?
i have stuck a GoldMine with this tutorial
oh my goodness you have no idea how useless this tutorial was, it seemed like every 30 seconds he way say to do something like "press control r" and nothing would happen on my screen, while everything worked on his, forcing me to go into a half an hour long google search to figure out the problem. Absolutely useless.
Hey there, if tools such as "Loop Cut and Slide (Ctrl+R)" are not working, then it is likely you are still in "Object Mode". Just press "Tab" to toggle into "Edit Mode" and then all of the mesh editing tools should work. It is also possible software outside of Blender is affecting the use of shortcuts (like GeForce Experience or OBS). Do be aware that saying something is "absolutely useless" is not very conducive or helpful for others who may be experiencing a similar issue. What the problem was and how you figured it out should be presented in your comment for it to have any value.
@@ironbarkgames i wasn't able to find solutions for most of the problems i faced, which is why i didn't say that in my comment. Besides, it doesn't matter now since i've already found and followed a much more helpful and insightful tutorial. Link if anyone wants to use it: ruclips.net/video/9xAumJRKV6A/видео.html
Id like you to know that this one singular tutorial series has been the absolute best blender content I have seen on youtube. You perfectly explain every single thing I end up struggling with and I find myself repeatedly coming back to this series to answer questions I have that are hard to find elsewhere. I just want to express my gratitude, you have helped me so much and really got me started on creating not only character but assets for games. Thank you.
Thank you so much, I'm glad it was helpful.
Still the root/armature rotation problem set to -90
Hello. I ran into a problem. After exporting, with all your steps done correctly, the animation in unreal looks very shaky. It jitters like the player is standing on a small earthquake. Do you think there is a solution? I spent whole week with this, and still can not find anything that helps
This is my first time using this method, honestly this is the most straight forward way of doing characters in my book. With hard surface you just get such good results.
Again, thank you for all this content. It is priceless. I just wish you had made a human foot lol. Now I`m breaking my head to create on my own. Even when watch a foot tutorial Im still having trouble to join properly because the topology is different. So now Im studing how to convert 3 faces to 2 lol. Anyways, great video. Congrats
Thank you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow! Firstly, what a great video. Definitely an amazing study of topology. Congrats and thanks for the content. I ve always heard, (also from you) we should focus on creating quads, however, you created some faces with 3 vertices. That won't be a problem?
Thanks! So a bit of theory on polygons, say you import a mesh into a game engine like Unity, Unity will triangulate your mesh converting quads or ngons (polys with more than four sides) into tris. You don't want ngons because Unity might triangulate these faces in unexpected ways and ruin the shading, quads will triangulate as expected, and tris won't need to be triangulated. The downside of modelling with tris is that they break your edge flow, e.g. you won't be able to add edge loops around the whole mesh because the end will terminate at the tri. This just makes modelling a bit harder at times, but if it's necessary than a tri can be used.
@@ironbarkgames Got it! Thank you so much for the great answer. Really apreciated
Man now why horns behind the knees 😂😂😂😂 You're too good bro😂😂😂 You've defiled reality
This tutorial series brought me from barely being able to make simple geometry like cabins and donuts to fully animated, textured, and game usable humanoids in just a few days. Bravo!
This was one of the comments that made me stick with doing this tutorial to be fair. I had a very selective (thin) baseline skillset for making stuff, but doing stuff like characters always stumped me before - so thank you, this was more understandable.
GOOD TUTORIAL CUZ ME STRUGGLE TO MAKE AAA GAMES CUZ ME NO MONEY
Amazing, Keep it up! I've never learned so Fast!
people with nvidia cards cant use the hotkeys unless they disable their nvidia overlay
Yup, very annoying! You can go into GeForce Experience, General and toggle off "In-Game Overlay" or click on the settings and change the hotkey bindings if you still want it turned on.
Went over a part so fast I almost broke stuff in anger not being able to find the damn button you used.
Which part?
lemme tip my hat to you man this tutorial series is 🔛🔝
Thank you man
For naming the meshes, you can use the batch rename tool, by clicking CTRL + F2 and using the suffix option with either "_high" or "_low" written in the text box.
Amazing tip! The "Suffix" method can be accessed from this menu when you switch the "Type" to "Set Name".
Great guide, thank you. You deserve more subscribers, perhaps try marketing your channel more, and I hope you continue uploading videos, I learnt very much with you.