Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
11 Hour(s) 44 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Billy McDaniel
Rating
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Course Overview
Master Blender for Game Development: Learn to Create 3D Props, Design Levels, Apply Materials & Animations for Unity
Are you a Unity developer looking to expand your skills into 3D modeling and level design? Whether you want to create unique props, design immersive environments, or modify existing assets, this course will help you master Blender for game development.
In this comprehensive, hands-on course, you will:
★ Learn Blender’s core tools and controls—perfect for Unity developers
★ Model game-ready props such as crates, barrels, bridges, and modular structures
★ Create and apply textures, UV maps, and materials for a polished look
★ Explore essential modifiers like Mirror, Boolean, and Subdivision Surface
★ Animate objects in Blender and bring them to life in Unity
★ Gain confidence with best practices, shortcuts, and workflow optimizations
This course is designed for beginners and intermediate users who want practical skills without unnecessary complexity. You’ll follow a structured approach that helps you build real assets instead of just learning theory. Every topic is explained step by step, ensuring you quickly gain hands-on experience and understand industry best practices.
By the end of this course, you will be able to create your own high-quality 3D models, apply textures, and integrate them into Unity—leveling up your game development skills with confidence!
★ Enroll today and start creating stunning 3D assets for your Unity games!
Course Content
- 13 section(s)
- 109 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Controls
- Section 3 Interface
- Section 4 Object Mode
- Section 5 Edit Mode: Selection Options
- Section 6 Edit Mode: Tools
- Section 7 Edit Mode: Functions
- Section 8 Common Modifiers
- Section 9 Popular Add-Ons
- Section 10 Common Props
- Section 11 Textures, Materials and UV Mapping
- Section 12 Animations
- Section 13 What's Next?
What You’ll Learn
- Model and design game-ready 3D assets in Blender with confidence, from props to environment pieces., Modify and optimize existing Unity assets by editing them in Blender for seamless integration., Apply materials, textures, and UV mapping to create visually polished models suitable for game development., Create low-poly, optimized 3D models tailored for real-time rendering in Unity or other game engines., Master basic animation techniques in Blender and Unity to bring objects to life., Understand Blender’s essential features for game developers, focusing on efficiency and workflow optimization.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAnton Semchenko
I love the short and to-the-point explanations. Delivery is very engaging, and he doesn't spend too much time overexplaining simple features.
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JJordid CA
I have taken many courses to learn Blender and recently started to focus on the Blender-Unity production pipeline (which has been a whole new challenge in and of itself). This is the 2nd course I have taken from Billy. The first being his character modeling & animation course. Billy is an excellent instructor with a wealth of knowledge. He's not like the typical instructors out there on Udemy (trust me, I've taken many courses for Blender from many different instructors over the past year or so). Billy clearly has the actual learned experience to back up his decision making and process flow and all the techniques he teaches are going to be invaluable as you progress forward with your game dev endeavors. Thank you Billy, once again for a solid course offering. ✌️🤍
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SShivam Giri
Awesome as expected.
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RRelic 876
This a good course for beginners to learn the tools, and revisit later for tool explanations and examples. The course is for beginners with little to no experience using Blender. The instructor went through most of the more common tools in detail. I was hoping for something more in-depth with UV layout, texturing and baking. I was also looking for more info about designing for Unity or games in general. The course could use a bit of an update since we are now in 4.5 and some tools have changed. This is nice for a reference list. If you forget how to do something check here first.
