This lesson will focus on adding realism to our scrolls by adding seals and stamps to mark their authenticity for the next reader.

In this lesson, we will be creating a parchment roll. Using a similar technique to what we have used in the creation of scrolls, we will be using the mirror modifier to create rolled-up parchment.

In this lesson, you will be creating a scroll with a torn paper effect in Blender.

In this lesson, we will be using the in-built Blender addon—add curves. This will enable us to use spirals, which is the easiest way to create scrolls from scratch.

In this lesson, we will be populating the treasure chest with treasure!

In this lesson, we will be creating smaller coins for our coin pile. Adding coins of different sizes will help us make the treasure look more believable and fill those small gaps between the coins perfectly.

In this lesson, you will learn about displacement. This will give us the lumpy look of treasure. When we combine this with decimate, we will end up with a low poly mesh that is highly effective.

The lesson will show us how to export our assets from within our Unreal Engine 5 project template and set them up to be used for other projects.

This lesson will walk us through the steps of setting up our assets to be presentable in Unreal Engine 5. We will make use of height fog to create a nice gradient within the background of our scene.

During this lesson, you will learn how to create an animated fire for your torches using the Niagara Particle System. The lesson will teach us how to set up particle emitters with a texture fire animation sheet.

This lesson will walk you through setting up PBR materials with emission textures. You will learn how to set up a material for our torches and make their parts glow in the dark.

During this lesson, you will learn how to create a material with opacity variance. The lesson will show us how to set up a two-sided texture with partial transparency for our helmet feather plane.

In this lesson, we are going to make use of a viewport buffer visualizer to help us adjust roughness texture maps. You will learn how to make use of a new technique to help us with tweaking material values.

The lesson will show us how to make use of the asset reference to check the assigned materials on our object.

This lesson will walk us through the rest of the material instances and their naming. You will learn how to set them as an identical replacement for the original materials.

The lesson will teach us how to set up texture maps and import them properly from our resources pack. We will take normal map textures and make sure we are only using DirectX setup for our PBR material workflow.

This lesson will give you a complete introduction to creating a new project in Unreal Engine 5. You will find out which project settings to select and why. This will help you maximize what you get out of UE5 in addition to storing your...

In this lesson, you will learn how to export your 3D assets from Blender for use within Unreal Engine 5. We will be exporting them as an FBX file and will go through several checks to ensure game engine compatibility.

You have made it to the last lesson of the Blender part of our course. This lesson will focus on finalizing our project and making sure we are ready for game engine integration.

In this lesson, you will find out how to set up Blend files ready to export into Unreal Engine 5 (UE5). This will include file optimization and organizing.

In this lesson, we will be using the compositor nodes to create great-looking portfolio pieces in Blender. You can add in bloom or change the saturation to improve the look.

In this lesson, we will be using Booleans to generate extra polygons to benefit the realism of our scene.

This lesson will focus on creating more complex geometry nodes. We will start by creating a geometry node for rope.

This lesson will see us adding another small prop to the weapon's rack—a metal helm. This helm will sit on top of the weapons rack as if a guard had placed it there to relax between shifts.