Create a Cute Room Portfolio with Blender, Three.js, JavaScript - Beginner Course

Create a Cute Room Portfolio with Blender, Three.js, JavaScript - Beginner Course

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Create a Cute Room Portfolio with Blender, Three.js, JavaScript - Beginner Course

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  1. 1 46:00 Sorry, accidental cut here, use the loop tools addon we installed and with those faces
  2. 2 - 0:00:00 Introduction and Project Demo
  3. 3 - 0:01:29 What we will cover and not cover
  4. 4 - 0:02:17 What to expect for course structure
  5. 5 - 0:02:45 Prerequisites
  6. 6 - 0:03:34 Support the channel and me!!
  7. 7 - 0:04:03 A brief look at quad topology
  8. 8 - 0:05:41 Modeling room base and a look at blocking out
  9. 9 - 0:11:43 Modeling standing desk
  10. 10 - 0:18:29 Modeling monitor rise
  11. 11 - 0:21:47 Modeling computer
  12. 12 - 0:25:13 Modeling table pad
  13. 13 - 0:25:58 Modeling computer keyboard
  14. 14 - 0:32:15 Modeling pencils and pencil holder
  15. 15 - 0:34:12 Modeling flower pot and flowers
  16. 16 - 0:41:34 Modeling small motivational quote thing
  17. 17 - 0:44:44 Modeling computer speaker
  18. 18 - 0:47:19 Modeling headphones and headphone stand
  19. 19 - 0:58:51 Adjusting room
  20. 20 - 0:59:46 Modeling computer
  21. 21 - 1:14:33 Modeling cute character Mr. Whiskers
  22. 22 - 1:19:50 Modeling coffee mug
  23. 23 - 1:21:08 Modeling chair
  24. 24 - 1:31:17 Modeling drawer
  25. 25 - 1:34:10 Modeling book
  26. 26 - 1:36:58 Modeling flower basket
  27. 27 - 1:46:10 Modeling pegboard
  28. 28 - 1:52:40 Modeling photo frame
  29. 29 - 1:54:50 Modeling slippers
  30. 30 - 1:58:31 Modeling storage boxes
  31. 31 - 1:59:31 Modeling hanging plant
  32. 32 - 2:13:34 Modeling piano
  33. 33 - 2:21:15 Modeling window
  34. 34 - 2:27:11 Modeling microphone
  35. 35 - 2:30:55 Modeling egg rug
  36. 36 - 2:31:46 Modeling lamp
  37. 37 - 2:33:04 Modeling more floating shelves
  38. 38 - 2:34:24 Modeling sticky notes
  39. 39 - 2:34:37 Modeling boba plushie
  40. 40 - 2:37:21 Adding some more details to piano
  41. 41 - 2:37:42 Modeling logos
  42. 42 - 2:40:24 Modeling clock
  43. 43 - 2:41:48 Modeling mini table
  44. 44 - 2:42:48 Modeling pizza
  45. 45 - 2:47:12 Modeling soda can
  46. 46 - 2:49:51 Modeling another hanging plant but with particle system
  47. 47 - 2:58:18 Modeling eggs
  48. 48 - 2:58:47 Modeling wall outlet
  49. 49 - 3:00:34 Adding and working with text meshes
  50. 50 - 3:05:15 Modeling hanging lights and light bulb
  51. 51 - 3:10:13 Modeling floor planks
  52. 52 - 3:11:58 Modeling cords
  53. 53 - 3:12:50 Modeling room caps
  54. 54 - 3:16:24 An introduction to lighting and materials
  55. 55 - 4:07:25 Creating first procedural material as a design exploration
  56. 56 - 4:29:56 Creating final first procedural material with vector math
  57. 57 - 4:55:44 Few more tips for baking
  58. 58 - 4:56:58 Checking face orientations/normals
  59. 59 - 5:00:26 Glass material and modeling fish
  60. 60 - 5:01:24 Introduction to baking
  61. 61 - 5:06:52 UV Unwrapping for texture baking
  62. 62 - 6:04:03 Render out an image to share!!!
  63. 63 - 6:06:23 Start baking
  64. 64 - 6:25:26 Analyze and adjusting bakes and exporting preparations
  65. 65 - 6:40:24 Exporting and analysis
  66. 66 - 6:41:49 Setup basic three.js starter with Vite.js
  67. 67 - 6:45:18 Compressing model and textures
  68. 68 - 6:48:04 Back to setup
  69. 69 - 6:55:35 Setting up loaders and loading items
  70. 70 - 7:04:07 Room material and appearance adjustments
  71. 71 - 7:06:56 Glass material
  72. 72 - 7:09:44 Water and bubble material
  73. 73 - 7:13:15 Screen material
  74. 74 - 7:17:04 Setting starting camera position and OrbitControls target
  75. 75 - 7:19:10 Preparing for raycaster interactions and model/texture adjustments in Blender
  76. 76 - 7:22:27 UV adjusting and texture painting to quickly patch baking errors
  77. 77 - 7:29:05 Pushing to GitHub and deploying with Vercel
  78. 78 - 7:30:34 Animating fans
  79. 79 - 7:32:38 Raycaster click/touch interactions
  80. 80 - 7:41:38 Basic modal with GSAP animations
  81. 81 - 7:54:37 Optional Loading custom fonts and SCSS tips
  82. 82 - 8:01:31 Raycaster hovering interaction with GSAP
  83. 83 - 8:18:09 Customizing OrbitControls to limit pan and rotation
  84. 84 - 8:23:53 Intro animations with GSAP
  85. 85 - 8:35:25 Custom loading screen walkthrough
  86. 86 - 8:38:06 A brief look at audio with Howler.js
  87. 87 - 8:38:51 Setting a starting camera position for responsiveness
  88. 88 - 8:39:41 Final push to GitHub!!!
  89. 89 - 8:40:05 Final comments, future directions/challenges, shoutouts

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