3D Cars Inside and Out | Blender 3D Training
Training Course | CG Masters
Concept Design and Consultation | Lee Rosario
Introduction
'3D Cars Inside and Out' is the most comprehensive and detailed automotive 3D modeling training course for Blender 3D on the market and is recognized by industry giants such as Volvo, Ford, and Hyundai.
The Guide Mesh Technique – Updated!
Subsurface modeling is an essential workflow for hard surface artists, but can quickly become a headache when adding details or cutouts to your model. Any modifications can easily ruin a curved surface, making the entire process frustrating and time-consuming. In this course, I’ll show you a completely non-destructive technique I developed that avoids these problems entirely, so you can maintain your perfect curves without any hassle. Not only can you achieve perfect and seamless reflections more easily, but the workflow is actually enjoyable and much faster when you don’t have to worry about every detail affecting your final result.
These techniques have also been significantly updated since my last course, making them easier and better than ever, and bringing us to the final evolution of what I call the Guide Mesh Technique.
Advanced Modeling Techniques
You'll learn about countless other modeling techniques and tools in this course as well, like how insanely powerful Blender's modifiers can be for complex modeling tasks. Modifiers are essential to an efficient and non-destructive workflow, and I'll show you a ton of different and unique ways to use them and combine them.
Core Modeling Principles
Not only will you learn about advanced techniques that take the quality of your models to the next level, but we'll also dive deep into learning the core principles behind subsurface modeling and polygon modeling in general. Good modeling begins with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals like topology, efficiency, and what tools are best for the job.
On top of that, you'll learn about the thought process behind each step of the modeling process. Visualizing how the model should look in the end and being able to simplify complex modeling challenges each step of the way are all critical to an effective workflow.
