Spaceship Blender Tutorial

#3d #cgi #blender #spaceship #tutorial #cycles

Stay awesome!

[StefeligaFlavius]

If you make and post a spaceship made after the tips presented in this tutorial, please add #alphaspaceship hashtag so I can check it out.
I'm really interested in how you approach the subject! And let me know what you want covered in the next Blender tutorial.
Stay awesome!

[copyright]

I know 3D and how Blender works, but I'm still amaze by how insane a render can be just with a simple mesh.
Awesome job

[exyl_sounds]

bro, this is insanely cool i learnt so much, subbed

[CritelliArt]

This is the first time I've ever seen anyone use this alpha blending technique in over a year of learning Blender. It's so simple, lightweight, and effective. It's one of those things that is so obvious now that I know about it I can't believe it never occurred to me before.

[washinours]

what? A tutorial using my full widescreen? Alright now I finally feel like living in the 21st century

[nils]

Step 1: Add a cylinder
Step 2: Make it a spaceship

[WallyMahar]

I think you did just the right amount of taking some basics out for an intermediate tutorial. The results look phenomenal!

[Digitalman]

I can't tell you how frustrating and satisfying it is to see this. Here this whole time I'm thinking I'm a terrible artist and that everyone else must be some kind of genius that individually creates every single smidgen of detail in their models, only to come to realize (And recognize) how most of em are just using something like this.
Thank you. I learned more in the first 4 minutes than I ever thought I needed and it's amazing.

[icedriver]

I've only ever used this technique for simple things. Wire fences, shudders on windows, and the metal parts of canopies. Never thought to use it in such an epic way.

[WuchtaArt]

This looks like a movie i would love to watch

[awesomerandomness]

Awesome way to add intricate detail in 3d models

[yvanbarmalei]

The end result looks mental, very nice tutorial!

[letsgobirding]

amazing! those alpha channel textures give you alot of free detail while staying lightweight, what a good idea!

[vishvaspancholi]

It's been about two years from now I started learning Blender, but I never actually considered using alpha channel like this, and now I regret it! It'd have been so much easier and less time consuming if had I used it. Great tutorial mate, keep on uploading!

[rdyin]

I still can't believe my eyes that those were all Alpha maps.. great work man..

[Zeis]

That was legitimately one of the best blender tutorials I've ever seen. It was so easy to understand and follow what you were doing. Thank you!!

[Saint-FX]

Such simple yet top notch and marvelous !

This the the difference between the person how have knowledge and who don't.
Thanks you so much for sharing your technique and works!

[Artanium]

special thanks for links, files and textures

[godfatheralexander]

Would really love to see the editing and chromatic aberration work you did after all the modeling

[stephanalbrecht]

Very nice space ship, love the idea how you dealt with the antennas.