Zen BBQ is a must-have for hard-surface modelers out there, it allows you to create, adjust and visualize Bevels in a couple of clicks.

3D modeling timelapse in Blender 2.9. For this artwork I wanted to use and improve my skills in sub-d modeling. Thanks for watching, let me know what you think of these videos! :)

00:00 Boolean Modeling
16:26 Cleaning up the mesh
46:57 Adding supporting adges

00:00 Preparing Image Plane
03:29 Modeling
41:59 UV Unwrapping
55:59 Texturing
01:03:03 Rendering

In this video, I model a simple floor tile in Blender from one plane and assign 3 materials, unwrap it and export it as an FBX for texturing in Substance Painter.

In Substance Painter I add a base metal material, hazard stripes, a metal grate pattern and then some dirt and rust. The main goal I had in Substance Painter was to show the use of two of the PROCEDURALS (stripes and metallic grate). I hope to feature more of the procedurals and how they can be used in simple projects in future videos.

The textures from Substance Painter can then be imported and applied in Blender. You could array the panel to make a walkway, a sci-fi platform or even sci-fi steps of a ladder (if the original model was modified).

You can download the 3 files below and that will give you the blend file with the ring and pendant already modeled and ready to use as you follow this video as well as the normal map pattern and the text image. You can just use what I am providing or design your own models, normal map and text image.

In a previous video, I textured the old lever we modeled using Substance Painter and promised I would also texture it in Blender. So here we go. There are two images I use in the texturing, a normal map (for the inner pattern) and a text image (for the word, "OFF"). Both of these images are available for download below if you want to use them.

[Note: I will be doing a video about creating materials for this model just in Blender (ie. not in Substance Painter) so watch for that soon]

Another lever? Yes, for sure! If you want to model along with me, grab the reference image below and let's do this. In the next video (link will be in the description), I will texture the model in Substance Painter.

E-A-S-Y! I've wanted to show you this for a while and finally got around to doing it. We all want to make sci-fi floors right? But we don't want to spend tons of polys on it. So here is any easy way to make it and you don't need anything but Blender. The more you experiment with this method, the better your floors will get. You can make it more seamless, you can improve the material, you can try different patterns. And keep in mind you can do this for panels on the wall, too.

00:00 - Вступление (куда без него)
01:22 - О плагине Armored Toolkit
05:47 - Главная тема.

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