Creating 3D environments in Blender

Learn Blender 3.2, 4.1, explore Geometry Nodes and create wonderful 3D environments

4.59 (13904 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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3D & Animation

What you will learn

Creating stunning unique environments

Learn Blender 3.2, 4.1

Working with Geometry nodes

Learn the Blender basics

Creating animated photo-scanned trees

Creating a procedural volumetric sky

Organize your workflow to make large environment scenes

Use 4k /8k PBR textures

Find motivation and inspiration to build your dream scene

Course Gallery

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Comidoc Review

Our Verdict

Creating 3D environments in Blender excels at delivering an engaging, skill-building experience for learners with some prior understanding. While it may initially feel overwhelming and disorganized due to the instructor's teaching style and a heavy emphasis on Geometry Nodes, students will find the course content valuable overall as they explore various methods for creating stunning 3D landscapes and environment scenes.

What We Liked

In-depth coverage of landscape and environment scene creation in Blender 2.81, 3.0, and 3.2, with an emphasis on Geometry Nodes.
Comprehensive course content guiding students through the process of modeling and texturing, while providing useful skills for their own projects.
PDF accompaniment facilitates learning and retention, particularly helpful for those with shorter attention spans.
Realistic and appealing final project that inspires learners.

Potential Drawbacks

Steep learning curve due to the complex nature of Geometry Nodes; this may overwhelm beginners who should ideally build some foundational knowledge first.
Occasional rambling and lack of clear explanation may hinder understanding, particularly when demonstrating node implementation.
Limited focus on certain modeling topics resulting in insufficient coverage of complex models and methodologies.
Time commitment can be demanding for those following along with each exercise.