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Learn Blender 3D modeling and build complete game assets from scratch.
Develop practical skills in modeling, topology, UV mapping, texturing, scene organization, and game-engine export.
This beginner-friendly Specialization takes you through a structured 3D asset creation workflow, beginning with Blender navigation, object transformations, scene management, collections, workspaces, materials, and shaders.
You will progress into practical mesh modeling using vertices, edges, faces, beveling, knife operations, and precision editing techniques. Through hands-on projects such as a brick well and sword, you will learn to establish accurate forms, refine geometry, improve topology and edge flow, add secondary details, and prepare polished hard-surface assets.
You will also create and optimize UV layouts, apply custom textures, organize increasingly complex Blender projects, and prepare completed assets for export to Unreal Engine.
Rather than teaching Blender tools independently, this Specialization connects each skill to an end-to-end asset production workflow. By completion, you will have developed disciplined modeling practices and transferable skills for prop creation, environment art, 3D modeling, and game asset production.
Syllabus
- Course 1: Blender Foundations and Organize 3D Scenes
- Course 2: Create and Refine 3D Models with Blender
- Course 3: Design, Texture, and Export Blender Game Assets
Courses
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Learners will navigate Blender’s interface, transform objects accurately, build simple scenes, and organize projects using collections and workspaces. They will develop the confidence required to move, rotate, scale, select, and manage objects within a structured 3D environment. Completing this course will help learners establish an efficient Blender workflow before progressing to detailed modeling. They will understand how interface panels, viewport controls, objects, scenes, collections, workspaces, shaders, and materials contribute to an organized project. These skills reduce confusion, improve productivity, and provide a reliable foundation for managing increasingly complex 3D assets. What makes this course unique is its workflow-driven introduction to Blender. Rather than presenting interface tools in isolation, it connects navigation, transformations, scene setup, project organization, and basic material application. Designed for complete beginners, the course prepares aspiring 3D artists, game artists, and hobbyists to approach future modeling projects with greater confidence, accuracy, and organization.
Taught by
EDUCBA