The Blender 2.8 Encyclopedia
Release date:2020, June 4
Author:Lee Salvemini
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
Welcome to The Blender 2.8 Encyclopedia, the most comprehensive training course available covering all aspects of Blender 3D, a completely free 3D production suite. The newest release series, Version 2.8, is the biggest upgrade yet, with many new features and improvements.
With the tools and techniques covered in this course by CG Masters’ lead instructors Christopher Plush and Lee Salvemini, you can take full advantage of this completely free & open source software to:
Create Your Own Video Game or Virtual Reality Assets (Do you have a game idea you’d like to create assets for? What about a stand-out character idea for VRChat?)
Effortlessly handle Animation, Film, and Television Productions (Blender features a full video editor, and advanced 2D & 3D compositing. Whether you have time to focus on the details for a fantastic short film, or need motion graphics for the next morning.)
3D Printing (A great way to impress everyone you know with a physical representation of your art. Also great for practical purposes like replacing tools or parts with your own custom design.)
Architectural, Industrial, and Product Visualization (Make your mark in these industries without multiple expensive software subscriptions, or long waits for bug fixes and upgrades.)
Music Videos & DJ’ing (Make the hit music video people have been waiting for, or light up the stage with your real-time visuals that change with the beat at your command.)
Even niche avenues like medical visualization, book illustration, and so many more.
The Blender 2.8 Encyclopedia will be of use throughout your entire 3D journey. No matter what job you’ve been entrusted with, or creative idea you want to make a reality, this is the most important reference guide you’ll own.
Our aim is to cover every facet of Blender, a software built over decades by developer ingenuity mixed with creative input. Everything you’ll be using for your projects that Blender can facilitate, we’ll be covering.
Further than the tools alone, we’ve made sure this course contains not just the how, but the why. Throughout the course, we’ve crafted example demos, as well as step-by-step projects, that will take what you’ve learned to the next level. The focus here is how to use this information in real life scenarios. We want to see you get that career at a top studio, or to realize your dream project that has been bouncing around your imagination.
Our pledge for this course is to provide everything we’ve picked up in our combined 30 years of experience, distilled into a one-stop resource.
An Overview of the Contents of this course:
A complete User Interface & Navigational guide. Created specifically for you to stay ahead of the pack with Blender 2.8’s new ‘Workspaces’, and layering systems. Learn all the latest catered hotkeys, which Blender is well known for. You will appear to be playing a piano concerto to others as you zoom around the software. After these lectures, you’re ready to put some headphones on with your favorite music and get in the creative zone!
Master how data is handled in Blender, starting from right under the hood, to practical production methods. Knowledge on the foundation of the software instantly gives you the power to be responsible for larger complex projects. This is the difference between making a single asset, and leading the charge on something bigger.
All the chapters are made to work as single references, but we made sure to create a learning path along the way. After covering why 3D animation is possible, and the placement of all the UI and tools, it’s time to learn about Modeling in Blender. Here you’ll learn more than just the tools and techniques for modeling, but important concepts and technical aspects that help you truly understand what’s going on.
Using the last decade of working as an industry animator, Lee Salvemini covers Rigging & Animation on all fronts. Lee: “Learn about Blender’s unique digital skeletal system (the best 3D joint system around for rigging and animating in my opinion!). Along with the methods to easily pose or animate a simple character, all the way to an accessory or armor covered video game hero character.”
Things get really epic from here, we move into Drivers, Constraints & Modifiers. This trinity of tool sets is your access to some of the most amazing effects possible in 3D that enable you to make the most of the software for Modeling and Animation. The outcomes from your work when combining these available tools will be outstanding.
The next areas covered are all about getting the realistic or stylistically believable materials for your creations. This is done through the magic of Shaders, material properties that you have access to in Blender, that combine to make any and all objects you see in the world (or your imagination), such as cloth, wood, metal, and everything in between. The options here are endless, and these lectures will cover everything. You’ll be amazed by how good the combination of materials look on your character, vehicle, spaceship, or anything else.
You’re now an artisan with Blender, packed with all the information and knowledge to turn your dreams into a real, shareable output. The final stage of this process is Rendering. There are a couple of ways to do this, depending on the type of look you want to go for. The render engine Eevee is a new entry to Blender, and mimics the efficient, real-time rendering found in the AAA games you play. The other major one is Cycles: A fully ray-trace based render engine, used for realistic film VFX or Video Game cutscenes, and films like Wreck It Ralph.
01 – Welcome to The Blender Encyclopedia
01. Introduction Your Own Blender Encyclopedia
02. Coming Soon to the Encyclopedia
02 – Understanding Blender
01. User Interface
02. Customizing the Layout
03. Workspaces
04. General Editors
05. Animation Editors
06. Scripting Editors
07. Data Editors
08. User Preferences and Suggested Changes
09. Saving and Loading
10. File Backups and Recovery
11. Importing and Exporting
12. Navigating Through 3D Space
13. The Axis and Grid
14. Units of Measurement
15. Viewport Shading
16. Viewport Options
17. Different Work Modes Overview
03 – Working with Blender
01. Introduction to Working with Blender
02. Selection Tools and Active Selection
03. Basic Tools
04. Object Origins
05. Global Axis Vs. Local Axis
06. The 3D Cursor
07. Transformation Orientations
08. Pivot Point Options
09. Duplication and Linked Duplicates
10. Object Parenting
11. Snapping Tools
12. Origin and Parent Transformations
13. Smooth , Flat, and Auto Smooth Shading
14. Collections and View Layers
15. Scenes
16. Appending and Linking
17. Setting Up Background Images
18. More Selection Tools
19. Measuring Tool
20. Annotations Tool
21. Quick Favorites Menu
04 – Blender’s Data System & Scenes
01. Beginnings and an Expanded Look at Blenders File System.
02. Where is My Data Kept
03. Introduction to Data-Blocks and Manipulating Data
04. Example Rollerball – Access and Manipulating Animation Data
05. Example Medieval Ladder – Using linked Data
06. Packing and Unpacking Data in Blender
07. The Data Linking Menu
08. An Introduction to Scenes
09. Example Wasp Bot & The Firefly Tree – Creating a Shot with Scenes and Appending
10. Example Ninja Leaving the Temple Pt.1 – Creating a Shot with Scenes and Linking
11. Example Ninja Leaving the Temple Pt.2 – Creating a Shot with Scenes and Linking
12. Appending or Linking Which Production Method to Use
05 – Modeling (Mesh)
01. Introduction to Mesh Modeling
02. Mesh Anatomy and Common Terminology
03. Everythings a Triangle
04. Project – Your First 3D Model – Low Poly Axe
05. What are Normals
06. Selection Tools and Selection Modes
07. Transform Tools and Basic Tools
08. Deleting, Dissolving, and Collapsing
09. Separating and Joining
10. Extruding
11. Creating Faces and Edges
12. Face Tools – Part 1
13. Face Tools – Part 2
14. Edge Tools – Part 1
15. Edge Tools – Part 2
16. Splitting and Ripping
17. Knife, Knife Project, and Bisect
18. Vertex Tools
19. Mirroring Tools
20. Convex Hull, Spin, and Spin Duplicate
21. More Selection Tools
22. Subsurf Modeling – Part 1 – Introduction
23. Subsurf Modeling – Part 2 – Rules and Tools
24. Project – Subsurf Modeling a Coffee Mug
25. Vertex Groups
26. Mesh Analysis and Measurements
27. Cleaning Up Your Meshes
28. Editing Normals
06 – Modeling (Curve)
01. Curve Editing Tools
02. Curve Properties
03. Bevel and Taper
07 – Modeling (Surface)
01. Surface Editing Tools
02. Surfaces Properties
08 – Drivers
01. An Introduction to Drivers
02. Working with Drivers
03. The Drivers Graph Panels
04. Custom Driver Properties and Variables
05. Combining Driver Variables
06. Example Interactive Space Flyer – Part 1 – Distance Driver Variable
07. Example Interactive Space Flyer – Part 2 – Low Altitude Color Change
08. Example Interactive Space Flyer – Part 3 – Low Altitude Warning Sound
09. Example Mechanical Ink – Part 1 – Rotational Difference Variable (Setup)
10. Example Mechanical Ink – Part 2 – Rotational Difference Variable
09 – Constraints
01. Introduction to Constraints
02. Working with Constraints
03. Preparing Constraints Demo Scene
04. Transformation Constraints – Copy Location
05. Transformation Constraints – Copy Rotation
06. Transformation Constraints – Copy Scale
07. Transformation Constraints – Copy Transform
08. Transformation Constraints – Limit Distance
09. Transformation Constraints – Limit Location
10. Transformation Constraints – Limit Rotation
11. Transformation Constraints – Limit Scale
12. Transformation Constraints – Maintain Volume
13. Transformation Constraints – Transformation
14. Tracking Constraints – Clamp To
15. Tracking Constraints – Damped Track
16. Tracking Constraints – Locked Track
17. Tracking Constraints – Stretch To
18. Tracking Constraints – Track To
19. Relationship Constraints – Action
20. Relationship Constraints – Child Of
21. Relationship Constraints – Floor
22. Relationship Constraints – Follow Path
23. Relationship Constraints – Pivot
24. Relationship Constraints – Shrink Wrap
10 – Modifiers
01. Modifier Basics
02. Modify – Data Transfer
03. Modify – Mesh Cache and Mesh Sequence Cache
04. Modify – Normal Edit
05. Modify – Weighted Normals
06. Modify – UV Project
07. Modify – UV Warp
08. Modify – Vertex Weight Edit
09. Modify – Vertex Weight Mix
10. Modify – Vertex Weight Proximity
11. Generate – Array
12. Generate – Bevel
13. Generate – Boolean
14. Generate – Build
15. Generate – Decimate
16. Generate – Edge Split
17. Generate – Mask
18. Generate – Mirror
19. Generate – Multiresolution
20. Generate – Remesh
21. Generate – Screw
22. Generate – Skin
23. Generate – Solidify
24. Generate – Subdivision Surface
25. Generate – Adaptive Subdivision Surface
26. Generate – Triangulate
27. Generate – Weld
28. Generate – Wireframe
29. Deform – Cast
30. Deform – Curve
31. Deform – Displace
32. Deform – Hook
33. Deform – Laplacian Deform
34. Deform – Lattice
35. Deform – Mesh Deform
36. Deform – Shrinkwrap
37. Deform – Simple Deform
38. Deform – Smooth
39. Deform – Smooth Corrective
40. Deform – Smooth Laplacian
41. Deform – Surface Deform
42. Deform – Warp
43. Deform – Wave
44. Project – Acid Burn Effect
45. Project – Customizable Archi-Viz Assets
46. Project – Metal Grate
47. Project – Object Instancing Arrays
48. Project – Fitting Wipers on Windshields
11 – Rigging Tools (Animation Skeletons)
01. Introduction to Blenders Armatures
02. Armature Object Properties – Part 1 – Skeleton
03. Armature Object Properties – Part 2 – Display and Bone Groups
04. Armature Object Properties – Part 3 – Pose Library
05. Armature Bone Properties – Part 1 – Transform, B-Bones, and Relations
06. Armature Bone Properties – Part 2 – Deform, Envelopes, and Viewport Display
12 – Skinning a Character
01. Deforming a Character – Part 1 – Creating a Character Skeleton
02. Deforming a Character – Part 2 – Parenting to the Armature & Automatic Skinning
03. Deforming a Character – Part 3 – Skinning the Characters Head
04. Deforming a Character – Part 4 – Individual Vertex Weights and Weight Painting
05. Deforming a Character – Part 5 – Completing the Character Skinning
06. Deforming a Character – Part 6 – Creating a Mesh Deform Cage
07. Deforming a Character – Part 7 – Deforming with the Mesh Deform Modifier
08. Deforming a Character – Part 8 – Deforming the Hood and Cape
13 – Creating a Professional Character Rig
01. Head and Neck Control Rig Method – Part 1 – Hinge Mechanism
02. Head and Neck Control Rig Method – Part 2 – Animation Control Bones
03. Head and Neck Control Rig Method – Part 3 – Custom Control Shapes
04. Shoulder and Arm Control Rig Method – Part 1 – Shoulders and FK Arm Preparation
05. Shoulder and Arm Control Rig Method – Part 2 – FK Arm Mechanism
06. Shoulder and Arm Control Rig Method – Part 3 – FK Control Shapes
07. Shoulder and Arm Control Rig Method – Part 4 – IK Arm Mechanism
08. Shoulder and Arm Control Rig Method – Part 5 – IK Control Shapes and Elbow Pole
09. Shoulder and Arm Control Rig Method – Part 6 – IK Elbow Pole Viz
10. Hand Control Rig Method – Part 1 – Adding Hand and Finger Joints
11. Hand Control Rig Method – Part 2 – Joining Fingers to Body and Skinning
12. Hand Control Rig Method – Part 3 – Finger Curl Rig
13. Hand Control Rig Method – Part 4 – Completing Fingers and Thumb Rig
14. Hand Control Rig Method – Part 5 – Palm Rig and Control Shapes
15. Leg Control Rig Method – Part 1 – FK Leg Rig
16. Leg Control Rig Method – Part 2 – IK Leg Rig
17. Spine Control Rig Method – Part 1 – Inverse Hip Rig
18. Spine Control Rig Method – Part 2 – Spine Rig
19. Spine Control Rig Method – Part 3 – Spine Hinge Mechanism
20. Spine Control Rig Method – Part 4 – Custom Bone Shapes
14 – Animation
01. Animation Keyframes
02. Advanced Animation Keying Sets
03. Animation in The Timeline – Part 1 – Navigation & Tools
04. Animation in the Timeline – Part 2 – The Playback Menu
05. Animation in The Dope Sheet Editor – Introduction & The Action Editor
06. Animation in The Dope Sheet Editor – The Dope Sheet & Editor Window
07. The Shape Key Editor
08. Animation in The Graph Editor – Part 1
09. Animation in The Graph Editor – Part 2
10. The Non-Linear Animation (NLA) Editor
11. FK & IK (Forward & Inverse Kinematics)
12. The Curious Case of Animating Rotations
13. Rotation Calculations Euler Gimbal Method
15 – Shaders and Materials
01. Blenders Material Properties
02. Project – Your Very First Shaders
03. Node Wrangler (Enable This Add-on!)
04. Texture Coordinates – Introduction and Generated
05. Texture Coordinates – Normal
06. Texture Coordinates – UV
07. Texture Coordinates – Object
08. Texture Coordinates – Camera and Window
09. Texture Coordinates – Reflection
10. Input Nodes – Ambient Occlusion
11. Input Nodes – Attribute
12. Input Nodes – Bevel
13. Input Nodes – Camera Data
14. Input Nodes – Fresnel
15. Input Nodes – Geometry
16. Input Nodes – Hair Info
17. Input Nodes – Layer Weight
18. Input Nodes – Light Path
19. Input Nodes – Object Info
20. Input Nodes – Particle Info
21. Input Nodes – RGB
22. Input Nodes – Tangent
23. Input Nodes – UV Map
24. Input Nodes – Value
25. Input Nodes – Vertex Colors
26. Input Nodes – Volume Info
27. Input Nodes – Wireframe
28. Output Nodes – Material, World, and Light Output Nodes
29. Shader Nodes – Add Shader
30. Shader Nodes – Anisotropic
31. Shader Nodes – Diffuse
32. Shader Nodes – Emission
33. Shader Nodes – Glass
34. Shader Nodes – Glossy
35. Shader Nodes – Hair
36. Shader Nodes – Holdout
37. Shader Nodes – Mix Shader
38. Shader Nodes – Principled BSDF and Physically Based Rendering
39. Shader Nodes – Principled Hair
40. Shader Nodes – Volumetric Shaders – Part 1 – Cycles
41. Shader Nodes – Volumetric Shaders – Part 2 – Eevee
42. Shader Nodes – Refraction
43. Shader Nodes – Subsurface Scattering
44. Shader Nodes – Toon
45. Shader Nodes – Translucent
46. Shader Nodes – Transparent
47. Shader Nodes – Velvet
48. Shader Nodes – Volume Absorption and Scatter
49. Texture Nodes – Brick
50. Texture Nodes – Checker
51. Texture Nodes – Environment
52. Texture Nodes – Gradient
53. Texture Nodes – IES
54. Texture Nodes – Image
55. Texture Nodes – Magic
56. Texture Nodes – Musgrave
57. Texture Nodes – Noise
58. Texture Nodes – Point Density
59. Texture Nodes – Sky
60. Texture Nodes – Voronoi
61. Texture Nodes – Wave
62. Texture Nodes – White Noise
63. Color Nodes – Bright Contrast
64. Color Nodes – Gamma
65. Color Nodes – Hue Saturation
66. Color Nodes – Invert
67. Color Nodes – Light Falloff
68. Color Nodes – MixRGB
69. Color Nodes – RGB Curves
70. Vector Nodes – Bump
71. Vector Nodes – Displacement
72. Vector Nodes – Mapping
73. Vector Nodes – Normal
74. Vector Nodes – Normal Map
75. Vector Nodes – Vector Curves
76. Vector Nodes – Vector Displacement
77. Vector Nodes – Vector Transform
78. Converter Nodes – Blackbody
79. Converter Nodes – Clamp
80. Converter Nodes – ColorRamp
81. Converter Nodes – CombineSeparate HSV
82. Converter Nodes – CombineSeparate RGB
83. Converter Nodes – CombineSeparate XYZ
84. Converter Nodes – RGB to BW (Black and White)
85. Converter Nodes – Map Range
86. Converter Nodes – Math
87. Converter Nodes – Shader to RGB – Eevee Exclusive Shader Node
88. Converter Nodes – Vector Math
89. Converter Nodes – Wavelength
90. Node Groups
91. Script Node
92. Layout Nodes
93. Project – Micropolygon Displacement
94. Project – Object Proximity Shading
95. Project – Procedural Carbon Fiber – Part 1 – Eevee & Cycles Compatible Shader
96. Project – Procedural Carbon Fiber – Part 2 – Anisotrophy in Cycles
16 – Cameras
01. Camera Properties – Lens Properties
02. Camera Navigation – Active Camera View
03. Camera Switching
04. Camera Navigation – Camera Transforms
05. Camera Properties – Depth Of Field
06. Camera Properties – Safe Areas, Background Image, and Viewport Display
17 – Render (Cycles)
01. Introduction to Cycles
02. Rendering Basics
03. Render Engine Settings
04. Lighting in Cycles – Point Light
05. Lighting in Cycles – Sun Light
06. Lighting in Cycles – Spot Light
07. Lighting in Cycles – Area Lights and Portals
08. Lighting in Cycles – Emission Shaders
09. Lighting in Cycles – HDRIs
10. World Settings and Ambient Occlusion
11. Sampling – Path Tracing
12. Sampling – Branched Path Tracing
13. Sampling – Advanced
14. Light Paths – Max Bounces
15. Light Paths – Clamping
16. Light Paths – Caustics
17. Render Properties – Volumes
18. Render Properties – Hair
19. Render Properties – Simplify
20. Render Properties – Motion Blur
21. Render Properties – Film
22. Render Properties – Performance
23. Render Properties – Color Management
24. Object Settings – Shadow Catcher
25. Object Settings – Visibility Options
18 – Render (Eevee)
01. An Introduction to the Eevee Render Engine
02. Switching Between Eevee and Cycles
03. Rendering Basics
04. Transparency in Eevee
05. Lighting in Eevee – Point Light
06. Lighting in Eevee – Sun Light
07. Lighting in Eevee – Spot Light
08. Lighting in Eevee – Area Light
09. World Shader in Eevee
10. Light Probes in Eevee – Reflection Plane
11. Light Probes in Eevee – Reflection Cubemap
12. Light Probes in Eevee – Irradiance Volume
13. Object Volumetrics in Eevee
14. Screen Space Effects – Color Management
15. Screen Space Effects – Sampling
16. Screen Space Effects – Ambient Occlusion (GTAO)
17. Screen Space Effects – Bloom
18. Screen Space Effects – Depth Of Field
19. Screen Space Effects – Sub-Surface Scattering
20. Screen Space Effects – Screen Space Reflection
21. Screen Space Effects – Volumetrics
22. Screen Space Effects – Shadows
23. Screen Space Effects – Indirect Lighting
24. Screen Space Effects – Film
25. Screen Space Effects – Simplify
26. Screen Space Effects – Hair
19 – Project – Isometric Living Room in Cycles
01. Introduction
02. Modeling – Platform and Walls
03. Camera Setup
04. Modeling – TV
05. Modeling – Entertainment Center
06. Modeling – Couch
07. Modeling – Area Rug
08. Modeling – Side Tables
09. Modeling – Moulding
10. Modeling – Window Cutout
11. Modeling – Windows
12. Modeling – Curtain Rod
13. Modeling – Curtains
14. Modeling – Power Outlets
15. Modeling – Wall Shelf
16. Modeling – Books
17. Modeling – Power Cables
18. Modeling – Potted Plants
19. Modeling – Table Lamp
20. Modeling – String Lights
21. Setting Up Cycles
22. Lighting – Point Lights
23. Shaders – Basic Shaders – Part 1
24. Shaders – Basic Shaders – Part 2
25. Shaders – Hardwood Floors
26. Shaders – Drywall
27. Shaders – Wood
28. Shaders – Brick Wall
29. Shaders – Area Rug
30. Shaders – Plants
31. Shaders – Books
32. Shaders – Glass
33. Lighting – Moon Light
34. Shaders – Curtains and Lamp Shade
35. Lighting – String Lights
36. Final Touches
37. Final Render and Compositing
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