Blender to Unreal Engine 5 (Udemy.com)

For a beginner like me, it was really nice to go through this course. The teacher is really nice and slow and walks you through every small detail of modelling, texturing, and UV unwrapping. It was nice to go through UV unwrapping again and again with the teacher (he didnt speed-up the video through it) as it made my UV unwrapping skill very strong. Lastly, making our windmill UE5 ready, bringing it to UE5, and applying all textures to it was also explained very nicely. I could complete this course with Blender 5.1 and UE5.8 easily. Thanks again to the teacher/instructor.

I thoroughly enjoyed the course and appreciated the the absolute high quality of the information it contains. Since I already have significant experience modeling in Blender, I took the course to learn how to package my Blender builds and send them to UE5. Everything worked out according to the course's instruction. The only two things I would like to add to the next iteration are: 1.) setups that correspond to Blender 4.x and UE 5.5+ since they differ from those in this version of the course, and 2.) a quick explanation of how to convert Blender materials/textures to UE5 materials/textures. I appreciate the availability of the ready-made ones. I just want to know how to do it myself. Cheers

So I feel I've re-learned many crucial modelling concepts that I used to learn some time ago, and I feel I'm back to blender! However I felt many steps were completely repetitive and useless to develop them this way. I think that's not a professional work pipeline definitely since there's too much UV work that could've been easily simplified just by copy-pasting meshes and re-unwrap them instead of creating them from scratch and then, marking new seems again and again. Also, I think textures are okay but these could be definitely better for helpings us have a more professional portfolio. Anyways, I enjoyed it and I'd recommend it to a friend. Great job.

I found this course to be really great for beginner to intermediate users of Blender, I felt the course was paced nicely and was easy to follow! This course took me a while to complete because I was doing it alongside my schooling, but with consistency it can be done fairly quickly. Some parts were pretty repetitive but that's the nature of the beast when it comes to this type of work and I was able to speed up the videos to match my level of understanding! Thanks so much for the great course Neil! Some things that I think would be nice additions to the course: A.) a written PDF version of the steps taken in the course (I know that takes a lot of time though) B.) More Unreal work at the end, I felt this part could have more depth but end goal was achieved overall with integration, making a master material and collider work on the mesh would have been nice to see, being able to stand on the front deck of the windmill would be a great way to finish this course. Other than those two suggestions I think this is a great portfolio piece and I look forward to adding in things from your other courses to complete a great looking scene!

Overall a good course with some room of improvement. Room for improvement: - Especially at the beginning everything is going very fast, so you have to pause and go back a lot to be able to follow. - Near the end, it is a bit repetetive. Maybe there could be more new things introduced. - There could be some exercises/ challenges introduced to try stuff by oneself. Strong points of the course: - The course is well structured and you have the feeling that you made progress after every lesson. - The final model looks amazing, even if it is your first ever blender project - You get a bit of an understanding of architectural concepts Overall: If you are a beginner and somewhat frustration resistant the first third of the course, you can get a lot out of it. At the end of the course you will surely be able to create game assets by yourself. Overall worth the money and time.

It was a very long course took me several months to complete but I finally finished it and learned a lot. A lot of hard work & time redoing certain areas. Some parts in the course I wish he would slow down because some of blender commands are complex to understand at first. However, most of the time I just repeat the video. Once you get through enough times of making the same thing and doing the same thing you will catch on and learn the process very well. I really would like to understand how to create textures and maybe he already has a video on that If not that would be awesome. Thanks, look forward to seeing more of your content!

A tall friend recommended I learn Blender as it has become a recognised piece of 'free' 3D software within the games industry. He pointed me in the direction of Udemy for affordable courses & knowledgeable tutors. The Course Created by Neil Bettison, the founder of 3D Tudor, Im so happy with my 'first' ever Blender course, Neil responds quickly to any questions and he is very prepared to help with technical issues. Blender to Unreal Engine 5 is a very clear informative course, only 50% through, I have learnt enough to feel confident in sharing screen shots on LinkedIn so other folk can find inspiration & build new skills. Looking forward to finishing and sharing more visuals :-)

If you are looking for a in-depth walkthrough of creating a game asset in Blender, this course is for you. Even if you don't care about the game asset side (honestly, Unreal Engine importing is a small piece), this is an excellent course for learning Blender with great tips sprinkled throughout. If you take a look at the course content, take note that this course is primarily Blender with a dash of animation, lighting, and importing into Unreal. I have tinkered with Blender here and there over the years, but this was my first effort in creating something on this scale and with this amount of detail. I have some prior mechanical design/drafting experience (SolidWorks), so there is a fair amount of overlap in terms of general knowledge, but of course most software packages function differently. The pace can seem a little on the quick side sometimes, but if you are considering this course, just take your time, pause the video, and go at your pace. The instructor's keypresses are shown on screen and they typically verbally say what has been pressed as well. The instructor did a great job verbalizing what they were doing and why. You also get to see some instances of "why isn't this working" - the best way to learn. This is is all great to have when something you've done has gone wrong. The videos are 10-15mins in length, so everything is very bite sized. This course will definitely be a "reference" for me in the future because it covers so much. I will also keep an eye on the instructor's other courses, this is content I want to support.

Brontekst Alweer een geweldige cursus van Neil. Ik zou zelf de cursus niet als beginner maar als intermediate willen geven. Het is echt een aan rader, jammer alleen dat de import in UE5 alleen de import is. Persoonlijk had ik graag gezien dat het een complete scene geworden zou zijn. Het is de 5 sterren meer dan waard! 310 / 5.000 Vertaalresultaten Another great course from Neil. I would not give the course as a beginner but as an intermediate. It is really recommended, it is a pity that the import in UE5 is only the import. Personally I would have liked it to have become a complete scene. But the course itself is more worth then 5 stars!

Hello Neil, Your course was great ans I learned a lot about modeling, uv-unwrapping, texturing and many other things ! The -0.5 star is because, in my opinion, the course could have been shorter, some operations could have been avoided Still a great course anyway Thanks Neil for your work, see you later for an other course ! Antoine