Jul 29, 2020
Godot 3.1: Creating a Simple 3D Game: Part 3-5
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Godot 3.1: Creating a Simple 3D Game: Part 3-5
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Learning the Basics of Blender
The first step to mesh making
For those who are interested in making mesh but are completely new to 3D modeling. This won’t teach you how to mesh cc but it will take away the mystery and get you comfortable with using the blender program.
Godot 3.1: Creating a Simple 3D Game: Part 2 (Programming 101: Character Movement)
Learning To Use Edit Mode in Blender
Here is where you make meshes
To me, this is the easiest part of cc making and my second favorite to texturing. This tutorial will teach you the basics of modeling in 3d.
Learning How To Setup You Interface
It really helps to know the interface in Blender when you’re modeling. This will teach you how setup everything you need to avoid the minor hassles and make your life easier when all you want to do is make a mesh.
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This is one of my OCs Celena. She was originally made for a uni assignment which was a plan for a hypothetical 2D platformer game.
We never really covered anything 2D in my degree, So I followed a Godot tutorial that at the time hadn't been finished, but now has so I'm now finishing that off. It's the BornCG 2D platformer one if anyone else is looking for a good tutorial, I highly recommend it.
The first image is the new drawing I did today to use on the menu screen and the second one is the original idle frame from a year or so ago. I'm undecided on whether or not to redraw the assets I've already made or not yet.
Godot 3.1: Creating a Simple 3D Game: Part 1 (Intro, Nodes & 3D Physics)
Learning How To Make UV Maps
A basic tutorial on uv mapping. If you ever want to make meshes from scratch, this is ESSENTIAL information to have.