Finished Render of a Tutorial!

Posted Aug 16, 2020, 7:32 PM UTC

Posted Aug 16, 2020, 7:32 PM UTC
Ooh, I was thinking about buying this course, this might be what pushes me to go for it.
Wait for a sale of course..!
Udemy courses are always discounted by a TON for new accounts. I always just make a new account everytime I want to buy a course so it's $15 instead of $200
Great job, i'll buy this course for sure.
The course is very good - you'll enjoy doing the Castle scene!
Can I ask how do you do the trees? They look so realistic!
Sapling tool mostly!
Made the leaves out of planes, attatched them to a stick, made a few variations then used the Partical system to do it as a collection
I'm currently doing the same tutorial!!! Wow that looks great! How long did it take you to reach this result since starting the course? I've been doing almost 2 hours of tutorial everyday and seems like it might take forever to reach the end.
I think i've been on this course for a little over a month now! Much like you 1-2 hours a day on week days
Hey wanted to ask another question! Does the course also teach you to add the movement in the scene of trees and leaves as shown in the course preview? I Just finished the grassland scene so i have a long way to go and i couldn't find the lecture where they teach you that. That one one of the things i was very much looking forward to learning.
Ah, that looks fantastic. I'm doing the same Udemy course - Incredible value for money and really easy to follow.
In May I picked up learning Blender as something to do while waiting for Uni to start! This tutorial is from https://www.udemy.com/share/101zQ8AEIdd1xXQHsB/ !
You had prior experience to 3D modeling though, right?
None whatsoever! I've always been put off because doing an hour or two ever other weekend felt pointless, especially with how long it'd take to learn the UI. Currently doing about 8-10 hours a week.
Could you link more of your work? I’m interested bc I’m going to start soon.. in case you’ve modeled anything which isn’t part of a tutorial yet.
Sure this is the only other section i've finished so far :)