Blender 3D: Hard Surface Modelling (Udemy.com)

I really like your course because it taughht me about topology that I've always wanted to learn. Your content is very well structured too, step by step are very clear. The only thing is that there too many twiks here are there that delay a bit the overall process, although I know that you want it more perfect. Btw, your voice is nice.

Teaching is a truly unique gift, and Grant has it in abundance. This was an amazing course and I’ve learned so much. Thank you!

Very good, unlike other courses, goes in depth as well, I just wish he explained how to model without using a topology guide as most references do not have them in that way. Other than that this was definitely worth the money. Highly recommended. I learned Uv unwrapping better, ways to spot poles but still unsure how to fully spot them well and fix them (practice I guess), how to colour my mesh and what hdri's to use, supporting loops, bevels, when one is better than the other. Very good course and definitely the best one I've studied so far. I expect the quality to be this consistent across his courses and I'll be starting the 3d environment one now. Looking forward to it!

Excelente curso, el tutor tiene los conocimientos necesarios para enseñar y su forma de hablar es genial, en ocasiones los pasos pueden ser muy rápidos pero se soluciona repitiendo el video. Muchas gracias.

It takes me a lot of scrubbing to figure out the steps. Because of the excellent instruction, it turns out to be okay listening to the same instructions half-a-dozen times.

Great class. Techniques you can use in future models. Great tips too. It would be easier if you had some modeling experience.

As a blender beginner, I learned a lot. If there is one thing I wish the course could do better, that would be including the part where it could teach us the thinking process of doing the topology from scratch. Right now, I was just following the topology from the reference image the course provided. What if I want to make my own hard surface model from in-real-life objects? How should I start modeling with just a reference image that has no topology references on the image? And how do I make references from those IRL objects? That's something that I really wish to learn but the course didn't provide. Overall, pretty solid course. Wish it could be more applicable/transferable to IRL, though.

This is a fantastic course that lays out the tools and workflow you'll need for diving into Hard Surface Modelling in Blender. So many courses focus on combining primitives that it can be hard to find real-world guidance on these essential techniques. The course is presented in a concise and friendly way, with plenty of opportunities to add your own creative spin. I'm making the switch from Maya to Blender and this course answered all of the questions I came in with - great work to the GameDevTV team!

Great course, lots of information that was clearly explained. Easy to follow work flow, great for beginners and intermediate Blender users.

I stopped using blender a couple of years ago, when I want to restart my journey with blender again, I am searching for a course that refreshes my memory of topology, hard surface modelling in general and this course is just perfect for that. The pacing is good, and the content is not too much and not too little, just at the right amount of hours and the teacher knows what's he doing, which is good. I recommend this course.