Making a Fantasy Axe in Blender  

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3.0based on 2 ratings,2 reviews
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Files (7)
01 Introduction.zip
zip / 45 MB
02 Modeling.zip
zip / 470 MB
03 Sculpting.zip
zip / 1.1 GB
04 Unwrapping.zip
zip / 790 MB
05 Texturing.zip
zip / 430 MB
06 Conclusion.zip
zip / 12 MB
Project File.png
png / 1.2 MB
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00Report| Release v.1.0 | Standard Use License | over 4 years ago
All the information is quite well told, everything suited me and I liked it.
30Report| Release v.1.0 | Standard Use License | over 4 years ago
Right off the bat I have some issues with this course. The biggest one being the actual concept is not provided and second the "project file" is a poorly rendered result of the final asset. No blend file or substance file and no reference image? Now I'm an expert in blender and have the know how to work around this. But for someone just starting out they will have a harder time. On top of that, I do not believe the instructor knows blender all that well. He doesn't use the shortcuts nor any of the add-ons that come with blender. The best example of this would be the "import images as planes" add-on, which takes maybe 10 seconds to set up. If this review seems harsh it it is simply because if you intend to teach a newcomer a piece of software I believe you MUST know more than those you intend to teach.

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