01 - A Door Lock
Introductory Topics on Blender
This exercice is an introduction to modeling in Blender. This exercise is done on a tiny object that explores how precise Blender is.
02 - External Door Handle
Introduction to modeling techniques
A door can have various types of locks. Before getting them complicated, this is an introductory example of a door handle.
03 - A Simple Door
Additional introductory techniques on modeling
A house can have various types of doors. Before getting them complicated, this is an introductory example of a house door.
04 - A Simple Window
Techniques of using views and buttons when modeling
This is an introduction to the Blender application. This is done by modeling a simple window.
05 - Garage Door
Creating an object from a cube and expanding it
In this simple exercise, we start from a cube and create a regular garage door from it.
06 - Medium House
Combining existing objects to get a complete one
In various lessons, we model some simple objects such as doors and windows. In this exercise, we combine those objects to get a house.
07 - A Medium Barn
A review of techniques to create a complete barn
This exercise mostly aims to apply fundamental modeling techniques to create complete object, which in this case is a barn.
08 - African Drum - Ñgom
Creating cylinders and applying materials
This is an example that starts from a cylinder and draws some shapes from it to get a complete object such as a musical drum.
09 - Door Locks
Modeling a Simple Door Lock.
This is a routine exercise that reviews some fundamental techniques to model an object, this time, starting from a cone.
10 - Asset Library
Setting an Asset Library, Adding and Using Assets
An asset library is a directory that contains a series of objects that you can use in many projects or share among projects.
11 - Introduction to Boolean Conjunctions
Combining Conditions for their Truthfulness
In some cases one condition is not enough. You can combine two or more conditions to find out if all of them are true
12 - Introduction to Structures
Using Existing Assemblies or Creating New Ones
The .NET Framework includes many ready-made libraries you can use, or you can create new libraries.