Blender Game Asset Modeling Tutorial (Part 4)

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Welcome to another tutorial series. I'm working on an indie game and I wanted to share my progress and explain the tools and techniques I use at the same time. This week, I'll go over how to use Blender to do low resolution hard surface game asset modeling and UV unwrapping.

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27 июл 2024

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@LUISTORRES-qe4nm 6 лет назад

Use J key if having problems using knife tool between vertex

@TheAngelArrow 6 лет назад

for people using the dissolve edge loops turning it into a triangle do limited dissolve that should fix your problem

@JasperLaw 6 лет назад

thanks!

@MrMaker3D_RLD 8 месяцев назад

VERY BIG THANKS or БОЛЬШОЕ СПАСИБО for this tutorial ( I know 6 year of this tutorial but it actual) 🎉❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

@RootsMj 7 лет назад

Great tutorial serie! Exactly what I was looking for. Well explained. Thanks! Would love to see more game asset tutorials and what to think of when creating models for games.

@ethansherr3281 6 лет назад

Useful tips for having clean topology! Thanks, this is something I'm working on.

@Anvarynn 6 лет назад

You can also just hit c with the knife tool to snap along 45 degree incremental angles, instead of modifying the vertices afterward.

@Bl1ndB3holder 7 лет назад

great tutorial. As a beginner in game design this was great information. Subscribed. Would be great to see something like this for a more organic structure, such as a character or wildlife asset.

@dantess2693 7 лет назад

Your asset modelling tutorials are excellent. Your voice is very easy to listen to and you explain everything clearly. Would be great if you could model more game assets! Or have you got another place you have tutorials such as Udemy?

@AlienMinefield 7 лет назад

Thank you! I'm glad you like them. Funny you should mention other tutorial sites like Udemy. I've actually got an announcement regarding that that I'll hopefully be able to post sometime next week.

@slweek 5 лет назад

At 3:19 when dissolving it doesn't work anymore, so a workaround is to actually delete the edges, then select the vertices in each square that has been deleted and press F to fill them

@ethansherr3281 6 лет назад

For some reason when I dissolve my corner diagonal lines as in ~3:24 my corner vertices also are removed, does anyone know what is going on?

@ethansherr3281 6 лет назад

Figured it out - there was an option in the modifier called Dissolve Verts, should be off.

@chibini1531 6 лет назад

Not sure how you did it, could not find Dissolve vertices off, but I used the "Limited Dissolve" in the delete menu (X key) or remove, delete, Limited Dissolve under 'mesh tools' if enabled.

@myxsys 7 лет назад

Am using Blender 2.78, dissolving edge loops behaves differently know, it cuts the faces diagonally instead of remaining intact. Anyone have a solution?

@myxsys 7 лет назад

Just figured it out, use Limited Dissolve instead of Dissolve Edges

@elfideorubio1308 7 лет назад

thanks man I was having the same issue

@bobross9370 6 лет назад

0:45 You should have cut down the middle and made 2 quads rather than 1 quad and 2 tri's.

@puniat 4 года назад

It would not have changed anything, because you always have to think in triangles (one square is two triangles). This is because computers need a surface that always works and with which you have to create everything. So a triangle is the best choice, because with a triangle you can put the vertices anywhere in the room and you can span a surface. This is not possible with a square. A triangle is a surface where the fewest edges are used. This means that you can create all other surfaces with it (try to construct a triangle with a square).