Master Car Creation in Blender - Official Trailer 

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hi there again

Hi Gleb.. Your channel doesn't have a (✅) but you have 156K subs?

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Yep the final blend file is included with the course! -Chris

Haha, me too! It's really cool envisioning the world in wireframe. I also notice a lot how imperfect reflections on cars actually are. Glad you like the course! -Chris

They are probably gtr lovers

wise challenge!

Best guess they are Alias, Icemsurf users :)

JZG I wanna see it too, my discord is D_Dog_2004

@JZG 95 S T A R S here :)

That's awesome Nigel thanks =) What software are you using?

Hey, this course focuses on the exterior, shading, rendering, and compositing. Interior isn't really covered except a chapter that summarizes making a super simple interior for the purpose of silhouettes visible through tinted windows. If you're interested in interior modeling you can check out my Jeep course on our site which includes full interior. -Chris

Man, I wish I started doing this sooner... I know 20 isn't a big number but still haha Keep it up, kid!

@@Luka_3D very true!! I am 17 and I wish I wasn't stuck on high school studying about stuff maybe never gonna be helpful to me in my career

I'm 13 and started learning at 10. I thought I started to late for some reason but maybe not

I got into this stuff at 20, and I'm 22 almost 23 now! 🤣

@@bahaatamer1245 Same with me

Interested as well.

Curved surface Modelling, Jeep does not have complicated surface, so topology is not a problem but when comes to car like this topology is more concerned, little bit of topo error reflect heavily in the reflection of the surface. to know more please visit cgmasters.net

This is way harder to pull off in terms of topology. The car has subtle curvatures and this tutorial is primarily for that. But I bet it has some advanced stuff that the jeep tutorial doesn't have.

Yeah the curvature of this makes it a whole different beast. There's been some advances to the techniques from the Jeep course as well, and in general the modeling approaches are a lot different because of the curvatures. -Chris

@@blengine thank you for the answer. I already purchased it. I love your tutorials, guys

Hai indonesian, Me too Are you learn 3d too?

It would certainly help with rendering, but otherwise you don't need a supercomputer for this. -Chris

@@blengine i am modelling and rendering on a laptop its an hp envy x360 do you think it can render this with decent render times

Thanks Walter! Glad you liked that course so much, there's a lot more to learn in this one and some new developments on the techniques. I hope you like it =) -Chris

Hey thanks for getting my training! For this particular course I was more interested in perfecting hard surface modeling techniques of the challenging exterior. Future courses will likely go into interior training, but after a long break from car stuff, this course wiped me out. -Chris

Thanks man! I appreciate all that, and I'm glad you found the knife series so useful. That was probably my favorite training project. The corvette course has done great for me luckily, and allowed me to take this year to work alongside my cgm partner Lee on a new massive 2.8 course we hope to have out by the end of the year. Big things on the horizon =) -Chris

Yeah a lot of people have gone through this course using 2.8x, which is why I still have it available. All of the techniques are compatible with the latest versions of Blender, but there have been some changes to the UI and how some tools work, like adding background images. So I would only recommend buying this if you're already comfortable with 2.8. -Chris

Thanks for the comment, glad you're learning so well from it! And happy to hear the version difference hasn't been a big issue for you. -Chris

Ah no sorry, the subtitles are in English.

your discord?

@@techcorsa1180 Galex#4358 lmao xD

No it's all still in 2.79 and won't be updated. The techniques all work in 2.8. Though there are obviously some interface and hot key changes so I would only recommend this course if you're comfortable with 2.8. Let me know if you have any other questions, see ya!

@@blengine thanks for the answer :) it's a shame but understandable. I started working on 2.79 when 2.80 started so I switched to just to be sure. I'm quite confortable using blender, I use a lot of different cad softwares so it didn't take me too much time to use blender. I mostly struggle with shader and photorealism :D Most shortcuts and techniques are the same from what I understand so I think I'll take a look and buy it, you course seeks to be the best and I really want to improve in this area :)

@@Balancatraca Awesome thanks for supporting my work =) I'd love to remake this but that amount of effort would be best put into new material I think, but keep in mind you can always keep in touch with me at contact@cgmasters.net if you have any trouble, of if you just want to share your progress. Good luck with the course!

I actually wanted to, but I had so much trouble getting it to look smooth. In fact the reason I cut the cloth pull short in the trailer is because it starts looking a little weird after that frame haha. So I'm not currently the best man to be teaching cloth sim stuff. -Chris

@@blengine anyway dude It looks fucking awesome

Used a few elements from the premiere template here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bNjZ-nu9sqk.html

Luckily pcs and parts have gotten a lot more affordable. Im actually working with a used pc i bought for 100 bucks too, and upgraded ram and gpu whenever i had enough money. I hope you can save enough to upgrade asap, good luck! -Chris

@@blengine thanks man... I think I'll do that.. I really really want to do 3D... It just gets me so excited... And I've tried it in the past and love it.. I'll keep trying.. Thanks

haha thanks! If you do grab this one too I hope you love it =) And I hope the Jeep is coming along well.

Ah no this doesn't include rigging sorry.

@@blengine oh ok I like the course none the less

Ah that's awesome to hear! Glad you're liking it so much, and thanks for the support! Keep in touch if you have any questions or just want to share your progress, good luck! -Chris

Thanks! I know quite a few people have gone through the course with both programs, so it definitely seems possible but i wouldn't be able to guarantee it since i haven't done it myself. -Chris

Hey, the course comes with everything you need, including blueprints I drew for the Corvette we'll be creating. So you'll have everything you need to go through the course. If you're interested in learning how to draw your own blueprints for other cars you want to make, I have a tutorial on my channel on drawing blueprints in Blender, you can check it out here - cgmasters.net/free-tutorials/drawing-car-blueprints-in-blender/ -Chris

Yeah Cycles is used for the final renders. -Chris

@@blengine I like it but I think somethings missing, like the window frame or rubber. Much better if the car isn't tinted, but so far I like it looks so real... I'm also creating automobiles from volts and nuts including Nos... Then try to make them explode...

I'm honestly surprised there wasn't more down votes for this being something you have to pay for haha. As for blueprints, I actually use blender to draw them myself from reference photos. I made a tutorial on this here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PSqiswfVb5k.html -Chris

Sorry for the *very* late reply I didn't see this until now. It can definitely be followed with 2.8, many people have, but you should be pretty comfortable with 2.8 before following the course with it. There are a few changes like background images are now added in through the shift+a menu instead of the side bar. And layers have been replaced by collections and view layers, and finally remove doubles is now "merge by distance". There may be some other differences but those are the biggest ones I know of. -Chris

I'm not really sure what it's like switching software so hard to tell what the best approach for the transition would be. I mean you've already got some 3d experience so you just need to figure out where all the tools are now, and learn about some tools that may not exist in max, or maybe tools that behave a little differently. I guess I would just start off with whatever basic blender tutorials you can find. Just get a feel for the program in simple circumstances. I'm sure you'll get comfortable pretty quickly. All of my tutorials here are step by step with key callouts(the latest videos at least), so I think you could probably handle them. I would try out my knife series and see how that goes - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KcCXM5zCuc0.html If you have any questions about it you can email me at contact@cgmasters.net

Too advanced! - trust me: if you don't know the basics well, this course is gonna be like hell!

Hey, I use 2.79 for the course, though the techniques work in 2.8x as well. There are differences though such as the interface, hot keys, and collections, so following along in 2.8 is more of a challenge but possible and many have. I would recommend being comfortable with 2.8 first though. -Chris

Thank you for answer! Is jeep course also in blender 2.79?

@@losmimj9933 I think the Jeep course was in a slightly older version, but I don't have that course available anymore since the Corvette course has the latest car modeling techniques in it.

Got it. Is this tutorial shown how to do car interior as well? That is the last question I promise :)

@@losmimj9933 This one is just exterior. I hope to do another car course at some point in the future with interior but no idea when.

Yeah it's a pretty advanced course to begin with, but being new to Blender and using a different version than in the course on top of that might make things extra difficult for you, so I wouldn't recommend it, sorry about that. I hope to be working on some new vehicle training in about a year or so though. -Chris

Many people have followed along with 2.8 without a problem, but I wouldn't recommend buying this unless you were comfortable with 2.8 already. -Chris

Oh man I think I made one of those like 12 years ago and totally forgot about it. I don't think I'll be making one of those for a training course though sorry. -Chris

The car is indeed to scale, but how you would go about using the model to produce an actual vehicle is far beyond my knowledge. -Chris

Yeah, but this launch will be early-access which includes all the exterior modeling. Then I'll update the course as I complete the interior, shading, rendering, and compositing. Everything is scripted and ready to go, but I wanted to get the exterior training out there so people can start on it.

No the course is just about the exterior, though all techniques taught are ones I use for modeling interiors as well. -Chris

haha thank you. No matter how big my courses are though I'll always try to keep the pricing within range of hobbyists and younger Blender users. -Chris

Greatly appreciate that! As a hobbyist 16 year old this is hopefully a great investment!

Hey sorry for the late reply. This course is entirely step by step, but it's still a pretty advanced subject because it contains some techniques more on the complex side. If you're comfortable with Blender though you should be able to follow along. And I'm always available by email at contact@cgmasters.net if you have any questions. -Chris

Hey, the tutorial has actually been out for some time =) You can see more about it here - cgmasters.net/training-courses/master-car-creation-in-blender/

@@blengine 👍ok bro

I should've listened to myself, this project was brutal. I had to follow up the jeep with something curvy though to finish developing and applying those shrinkwrap techniques under harder circumstances. This is it though, last massive course I'll make(until the next one). -Chris

The cloth seem was put together fairly quickly and that's the reason I cut the lights out when it was pulled off haha. The cloth didn't look so great at some points. However I'm definitely planning a free tutorial after I figure out the right simulation settings, and try to find a way to optimize simulation times as well because they were brutal. -C

@@blengine Waiting for that!

This won't be updated for 2.8 no. The techniques are all compatible, but there are obviously some UI/hokey/tool changes. However, if you're comfortable with 2.8 you'll be able to go through the course as many have. I wouldn't recommend buying the course unless you were comfortable with 2.8 though. -Chris

No this is my latest vehicle training.. I do plan on another vehicle course for 2.8(or 2.9 by the time I start it), but it likely won't be released until some point next year. -Chris

A lot of new blender users have had good results going through this course. But since it was recorded using an older Blender version you'll now have the added obstacle of a different UI in the latest Blender versions. I would recommend waiting until you're more comfortable with Blender before trying this course, but if you still wanted to give it a shot and it turns out it's too difficult for you then you can email me at contact@cgmasters.net and I'll send you a refund. -Chris

@@blengine Hi Chris, such a generous offer but once I purchase your tutorial I would definitely keep it so no need for the refund but I appreciate your offer. I hope I'll pick up the blender techniques quickly.

Hey, I drew the blueprints myself and theyre included with the course. -Chris

Yeah your computer should work fine for this course, and to see more about the course and how to purchase it you can check out the links in description. You can buy this course on Gumroad or on Blender Market, this one's not on Udemy. -Chris

@@blengine thankyou for replying.. I will try to get this ASAP! I hope these lessons are durable for lifetime access?

Yeah the techniques still work the same in 2.8. The only difference is they added extra options in the shrinkwrap modifier, so anytime I use the "keep above surface" option, in 2.8 you would use the "outside" option instead. -Chris

Haha, I wasn't crazy about it at first but it grew on me. It had lots of interesting challenges that made for good training too. -Chris

Hey, there's no interior in this model, just the exterior. I've made an interior for a car before, and even when it's a simpler kind of interior it's grueling to make training for because of all the details. I'm considering it for my next car course though in the future, but not sure when that'll be. -Chris

@@blengine Okay i must much learn from you Thank you bro

Hey, the curriculum totals about 30 hours over 76 chapters. You can see a detailed list of the chapters in the Documentation tab of this page - www.blendermarket.com/products/master-car-creation-in-blender -Chris

This will not be updated for 2.8, but if you're comfortable with 2.8 you'll be able to follow the course. And I'm always available by email at contact@cgmasters.net if you need any help. -Chris

This particular course was unpublished and I have a new updated course available as early-access. You can find the link in the description of this video. All the modeling is finished in the course and I'm currently working on adding the shaders and final render sections.

Hey, sorry I'm not much of a hardware troubleshooter. I would just recommend the basics like updating your GPU drivers. It's also possible that particular card isn't compatible with Cycles since it's about 10 years old. But you might get some more insight by posting on forums like blenderartists.org. Good luck!

It is not game ready unfortunately. The course focuses on high detail modeling techniques and the results can be used for baking normals onto a low poly model, but I don't take things in that direction in the course. Let me know if you have any other questions! -Chris

@@blengine You are the best, you are the only one who actually replies to all the questions.

​@@ravishah6403 Thanks! We know how challenging it is to learn this software, so we help out the best we can =)

Thank you very much, and I'm actually a few days away from publishing early access to a new course! The new course will include a full interior as well, and yes the techniques have been majorly upgraded, and I've even perfected the main technique I use to get perfect surfaces. This course has everything I have to teach on the subject, and I can't wait to get it out there.

​@@blengineAny exact date of launch?

​@@qbukhari Today at around 4pm ET!

@@blengine Purchased it....... So far it seems one hell of a tutorial.... Superb

I won't be adding an interior to this, but it's possible if I do another vehicle course in the future it may have one.

This is a possibility for next year, but not exactly sure when. -Chris

Oh that's a matcap from 2.79. I have a tutorial on our site here that goes over quickly getting 2.79 matcaps into 2.8 - cgmasters.net/free-tutorials/getting-blender-2-79-matcaps-into-2-8/ It literally takes seconds to bring the old matcaps into 2.8, and it's worth doing because like you mentioned the new matcaps are not as good. -Chris

@@blengine Thanks Chris, max user since 2001 and not looked forward to doing 3D this much in years!

@@JamesBrett2008 Oh welcome to Blender then! It's an awesome time to jump in. If you do go through the course, keep in touch with me at contact@cgmasters.net if you need any help. Especially since the interface in 2.8 has changed quite a bit since the course was released using 2.79.

Thanks, and all that shaders are built step by step in the training course as well. -Chris