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Lynda – Blender and Substance Painter Architectural Visualization

Interested in creating realistic environments for animation, architectural visualization, or games? This course can help you get started. Join instructor Darrin Lile as he steps through how to create a scene with Blender and Substance Painter.
Darrin shows how to model rooms, explaining how to create the walls, doors, and windows of a coworking space. He goes over how to create furniture and appliances using key modeling tools and modifiers in Blender, as well as how to UV map the office desks, stools, chairs, and other 3D objects in the scene.

Darrin then discusses how to bring your files into Substance Painter and apply realistic textures to your models. To wrap up, he demonstrates how to add lights and render your scene using both the Eevee and Cycles render engines in Blender.

Contents :

Introduction
A Blender and Substance Painter pipeline
Course goals
Importing a reference image
Setting the proper scale
1. Modeling the Rooms
Beginning the walls
Creating the interior walls
Tricks for aligning the walls
Continuing with the walls
Using the Boolean modifier
Creating the openings for the doors
Finishing the window openings
Beginning the window frames
Finishing the window frames
Starting the office frames
Finishing the office frames
Creating the door frame
Inserting the door frames
Beginning the doors
Creating the door handle
Creating the door lock
Placing doors and organizing the scene
Creating the closet doors
Finishing the closet doors
Beginning the kitchen island
Modeling the cabinet handles
Beginning the kitchen counter
Adding the kitchen cabinets and drawers
Creating the kitchen handles
Fixing smoothing errors
Organizing the scene
2. Creating the Furniture
Modeling the end tables
Modeling the sofa
Beginning the stools
Continuing the stools
Finishing the stools
Modeling the first chair
Continuing the chair
More work on the chair
Finishing the chair
Beginning the table
Finishing the table and rug
Beginning the second chair
Continuing the second chair
Modeling the chair arms
Creating the legs of the chair
Working on the wheels of the chair
Finishing the second chair
Batch renaming multiple objects
Beginning the third chair
Creating the arm rests and back
Modeling the back frame and legs
Adjusting proportions of the chair
Finishing the third chair
Populating the offices
Beginning the refrigerator
Finishing the refrigerator
Extruding along a path
Finishing the faucet
Beginning the coffee machine
Finishing the coffee machine
Creating the drop ceilings
Modeling the kitchen hanging lights
Creating the large hanging lights
Modeling the air vents
Placing the canister lights
Modeling the conference room glass
Adding the glass for the offices
3. UV Mapping the Scene
UV mapping the office desks
UV mapping the stools
UV mapping the conference room chairs
Creating the UVs for the end tables
Working on the chair and sofa
Chair, lights, and drop ceiling
Kitchen lights and canister lights
UV mapping the kitchen
Finishing the UV mapping
4. Texturing with Substance Painter
Exporting to Substance Painter
Importing in Substance Painter
Exporting textures out of Substance Painter
Finishing the end table and beginning the chair
Texturing the chair
Preparing the coffee machine for export
Texturing the coffee machine
Adding an image texture in substance painter
Creating the vertex colors for hanging lights
Creating and applying an emissive texture
The direction of normals
Using an opacity channel in Substance Painter
Using an alpha channel in Blender
Adjusting mask tolerances in Substance Painter
Sampling colors in Substance Painter
Exporting multiple objects as a single FBX
Texturing the kitchen counter and appliances
Exporting textures for multiple objects
Applying textures to the kitchen objects
Selection tricks when applying vertex colors
Copy and paste layers in Substance Painter
Using the Node Wrangler add-on in Blender
Preparing the floors for texturing
Texturing the floors
5. Lighting and Rendering the Scene
Adding lights to the scene
Adding a glass material
Rendering with cycles
Using the Denoise node
Rendering with Eevee
Conclusion
6. Bonus Lectures
Bonus lecture: Reflection Cubemaps in Eevee
Bonus lecture: Auto UV Unwrap in Substance Painter