In this lesson, you will be introduced to another hidden addon in Blender—the loop tools addon. It enables you to create circles in geometry, allowing you to bridge your geometry with two clicks. This is a workaround for Boolean.

In this lesson, we will set up the geometry node variable menus in the modelling tab to save time rather than going into the geometry nodes menu every time.

This lesson will be your crash course to geometry nodes in Blender. This will speed up your workflow because you will be able to alter how a prop looks (that is, its geometry) using node-based functions.

In this lesson, we will be adding blood details to our stock model using decals in Blender. This will add to the realism of our scene as people bound in stocks are likely to be wounded in some way.

This lesson will be the onset of creating stocks. These can be an essential part of a torture chamber or part of the assets you might expect in a public execution square.

In this lesson, you will learn how to add decals to cloth and make them transparent so that they can seamlessly blend in with the background texture.

In this lesson, we will be finishing the banner models.

In this lesson, you will be finding out great sculpting techniques to create the illusion of cloth in Blender. This is a basic introduction to sculpting and we will be going through a couple of brushes and learning how to raise and lower...

This lesson will be the onset of creating a set of banners. We will start work on creating the first one. These can be useful to use in a dungeon or castle to add character to it through different house or lineage colors and decals.

In this lesson, we will be integrating small details into the design of our bookcases to create two different ones. We will be featuring books and scrolls in them.

This lesson will see us start work on creating a set of bookcases.

In this lesson, we will be adding textures to our hanging cage model.

This lesson will see us finishing our hanging cage model. We will be making sure that its wooden support is structurally strong enough to hold the cage.

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 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.

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 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.

In this lesson, we will be adding text to our parchment. We will be using a decal for that as well as a stamp decal.

In this lesson, we will be texturing our small chest prop.