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CGCookie – Fundamentals of Dynamics

29/03/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie – Fundamentals of Dynamics
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Category: Tutorial

This course introduces you to world of dynamic simulation! Things like smoke, fire, soft and hard falling objects, fabric, pouring liquids, and more – All of this is accomplished with dynamic simulation in Blender. The key is that the computer does most of the work for you, as opposed to manually having to animate super complex motion like cloth blowing in the wind. Dynamic simulation is a powerful asset in the digital artists’ toolbox.
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CGCookie Creating a looping corridor

19/03/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie Creating a looping corridor
English | Size: 356.7MB
Category: Tutorial

In these seven lessons you will be exposed to a workflow for modeling and animating a looping corridor scene in Blender. This style is popular with motion graphics and the techniques can be applied to a variety of projects.

What you’ll learn in these seven lessons is a workflow for modeling and animating a looping corridor scene in Blender. This style is popular with motion graphics, especially to be paired up with a song. [Read more…]

CGCookie – Creating a Tower Defense Game

19/03/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie – Creating a Tower Defense Game
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Category: Tutorial

Learn how to build a tower defense game from the ground up. Build 3d models in Blender and bring them to life with Unity to create a playable game.
**NOTE*
I couldn’t get my hands on the project files,but i will keep digging,and upload them when i get them.

The First Part “Modeling Modular Game Assets” is already uploaded ( [link]http://www.cgpeers.com/torrents.php?torrentid=51721[/link] ).
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CGCookie Blender Animation Bootcamp

27/01/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie Blender Animation Bootcamp
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Category: Tutorial

This course is designed for the motivated learner who wants to perfect their animation skills. Before you can truly bring a character to life in a believable way, you will need to learn to control your animation.
It’s recommended that you have a beginners knowledge of animation with Blender. If you’re brand new, consider taking our Fundamentals of Animation course first.
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CGCookie – Fundamentals of UI Design

09/11/2015 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie – Fundamentals of UI Design
English | Size: 306.3MB
Category: Tutorial

In this course we’ll take a look at building a simple menu system to teach you the fundamentals of how UI works within Unity. The User Interface, or UI for short is incredible important for relaying information to players. Creating a menu with text, images, and buttons will help us to understand how everything works and how we can make a simple interactive element for the start of a fictional game. Next we’ll look at input fields and toggles then finish off with a scrollable map.
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CGCookie – Fundamentals of Materials and Textures

09/11/2015 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie – Fundamentals of Materials and Textures
English | Size: 273.1MB
Category: Tutorial

In this course we’ll focus on bringing color into your game. Unity 5 has introduced support for “Physically Based Shading” (PBS) materials which means we can now import textures made within a Physically Based Rendering (PBR) workflow. I’ll show you the basics of common texture maps you’ll use such as Albedo, Normal and Emission maps. I’ll be utilizing some textures from Game Textures which include PBR texture maps. Due to the variety of material types available within Unity I’ll focus on the main “standard shader” which has been condensed to support multiple texture maps with one material.
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CGCookie – Color Course Understanding Color

29/09/2015 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie – Color Course Understanding Color
English | Size: 817.3MB
Category: CBTs

This first half of the color course focuses on understanding color from the terms associated with color, how lights project color, choosing color schemes, and much more. We go into different discussions like why Red and Cyan are considered true complimentary colors instead of red and green.

We begin first breaking down what is Color? Why is there confusion when figuring out what is considered Red? As we continue throughout this course we will constantly refer back to the three terms that better explain what color is. [Read more…]

CGCookie – Shading Procedural Rocks (3Ds Max & Vray)

16/08/2015 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie – Shading Procedural Rocks (3Ds Max & Vray)
English | Size: 203.6MB
Category: Tutorial

In Shading procedural rocks course we’ll talk about a generic workflow to create different rock/stone materials. We’ll see how to create shaders to simulate peeble stones and how to generate variations about it, then we’ll see other examples for different stone materials simulating layering, minerals and scattering. All materials will be created using nested procedural maps as noise, cellular and speckle, everything used inside composite maps with or without masking. Rendering will be done with VRay but materials will use generic workflow to be compatible with all rendering engines.
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CGCookie – Shaderforge (Blender & Cycles)

16/08/2015 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie – Shaderforge (Blender & Cycles)
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Category: Tutorial

This course is an on-going series about constructing materials (shaders) for the Cycles render engine. With enough time and effort, materiality can breathe such life into a CG scene. On the other hand, lackluster materials can suck the life out of an otherwise high-quality scene.
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CGCookie – Learning Flow – Fundamentals of Digital Sculpting

16/08/2015 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie – Learning Flow – Fundamentals of Digital Sculpting
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Category: Tutorial

Digital Sculpting is an alternative method of mesh manipulation that aims to be more artistically intuitive. It emulates traditional sculpting tools in the form of “brushes” and can even function as an “unlimited clay” approach to shape building. If you’re artistic and you like to build organic models, I highly recommend you try digital sculpting. [Read more…]