[UDM] Unreal Engine 5, Blender – Creating a Classroom Environment Course (Jul 2024) + Project Files

Learn how to Create the Environment
Explore the field of real-life 3D environment design by joining the Unreal Engine 5, Blender – Creating a Classroom Environment Course. As delivered by professional instructor Aniket Rawat and created in cooperation with Leartes Studios, the course will take you through a full-fledged pipeline of how to create a realistic scene of a classroom. Whether you are after the gorgeous portfolio work or you want to understand how industry professionals conduct efficiency in their practical workflow, this course will have you covered end-to-end.

Concept to Blockout
The Unreal Engine 5, Blender – Creating a Classroom Environment Course will start with the idea of concept references and visual planning. You are going to know the steps of collecting and sorting reference images with programs, such as PureRef, and the steps of a 3D blockout of your scene in Blender. At this phase, it is all about finding the right slants and designs of your surroundings, which will give you a nice foundation to build on, as the undertaking goes on.

Texturing, UV Mapping, and 3D Modeling
Whenever your blockout is accomplished, you will proceed to create the necessary assets like desks, chairs, and other classroom parts. With the help of Blender, you will work with clean topology and adequate UV unwrapping. Thereafter, switch to Substance 3D Painter to texture your models with PBR materials, intelligent masks, and detailed maps to make your assets reality and production-ready.

UE5 Lighting, Rendering, and Final Polish
Having everything set, you will transfer your work to Unreal Engine 5 to create the final scene. This involves object setting, lighting set-up, post-editing filters, and effects, as well as quality, cinematic presentation of your classroom type. You will also be taught some tricks of optimization and presentations to make your work stand out in any form of portfolio or professional showcase.