The ultimate 3d Animation course

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Create 3d files

In this course, we will talk about creating 3d files and vector software.  We will create 3d designs, and you will be given some fun designs to keep and play with!  We will also be showcasing how to use certain software to create original topology files that anyone can use.  This can be used in animation, design, or any type of vector based style of usage.  Hopefully, you will greatly enjoy this course as you will be acquiring 3d files!  In this course, you will learn about 3d printing and 3d scanning.  You will be shown how to use some of the latest technology pertaining to 3d scans and 3d printing.  You will be shown what apps to use, different types and brands of 3d printing, as well as 3d scanning.  Overall, the purpose of this course is to help you as a student become more affiliated with the world of computer graphics.  Additionally, there are some scans in this course that are medical animations.  I will show you how you can put your 3d files on 3d export and cg trader.  I have attached tons of 3d files to this course so you can learn how to use 3d scanned files. 

  • Being able to acquire 3d files and create them themselves

  • 3d files you can open in blender or unity

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Daniel Conrad

Hello.  My name is Daniel.  I am a kinesiologist, science educator, and animator.  My interests include animation, human kinetics, biology, collecting books and other pieces of literature and much, much more!   Please enjoy my Udemy and Patreon Pages!  I also am a teacher and have made many courses over a long period of time.  Find me on Skillshare and look...

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ui-avatar of Charles Bartley Phlegar
Charles B. P.
2.5
3 years ago

This whole course needs to be properly edited, front to back. As it is, it's about 10% instruction (which is what we're here for) and about 90% commentary, and a lot of that is repetition. Telling us how the machine works is useful. Telling us how great the machine is and that the manufacturer should raise the price on it, is not. We watch a 30 minute video, that really has about 5 minutes worth of content. Use jump cuts, and edit your comments, especially in voiceover mode...It gets better as the course goes into design and use of the software. Thanks for the videos, and sorry to be so blunt, but a lot of time gets wasted here...

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Thorsten M.
1.0
5 years ago

Nothing so far about scanning, decimating or fixing meshes. Instructor merely repeats the same things over and over without going into any details.

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Edward C.
1.0
5 years ago

Unorganized, and some parts are far too repetitive. It's more like you exploring something along the way rather than you know it well enough to put it together as a course... these so called "designs" are just scans of random objects.
Recommend the course to be reorganised.

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Mitchell E.
1.0
6 years ago

First of all i think the tutor dont know too much about blender and it's engines telling for all the time about blenders game engine and then on videos using blender internal engine ... The other thing is that the models that i seen so far are really bad quality and have way to much topology. It cant be used in games cause it would eat a lot of game processes to make it running. It cant be used in animations because it have too small amount of details. Not sure what it could be used for to be honest. The topology creation is also too wide Topic that in general is not suitable for this. In my opinion it would be better to call it "photo scanning objects" or smtn... The other thing is that author show us many ways to animate the object instead of the ways to work with it's "Topology" as in the name of the course.

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Stephen W.
1.5
6 years ago

Even for a free course this is terribly lacking in instruction. It seems to be just a way for the instructor to giveaway a lot of badly 3d scanned models. There's no instruction on creating good topology which is what the course title suggests.

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Dan B.
4.5
6 years ago

It seems a little rushed, but very interesting

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Rita G.
5.0
6 years ago

Highly worthwhile tutorials here. I am learning much here.

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