Creating Game Environments in Blender 3D
Learn to Create Low Poly Game Environments
1st ed.
To Father God.
To my mother and father.
To my fellow Filipinos.
To my relatives and friends.
To all PWDs (especially Epileptic).
Good day my dear reader! Wherever you are coming from, whatever time you are reading this book of mine, I’d like to greet you and say, “Welcome to the world of 3D game!”
Game is something that is been enjoyed by anyone. Whatever gender you are, whatever age you are, wherever country you came from, there is always a chance you have already played a game. It’s just that now, many games are already digital.
From physical games to digital, from pixel or 2D to 3D, games already have a long history. They have even developed lots of genres and types along the way.
We are now in a time that most of the games developed are in 3D. Even the past popular games like Mario Brothers have been adopted to 3D for the new era.
But creating a game is divided into two parts: designing and development. In this book, we will discuss the designing part.
In this book, we will talk about how to create a basic 3D game environment using Blender 3D – from modeling, to texturing, and adding lighting.
So, let’s start learning end I hope you enjoy this book!
First of all, I’d like to thank my dear readers for purchasing my second book. Of course, without you, this book’s purpose will just be in vain.
I’d also like to thank the efforts of all the staff who worked with this book. Despite being in a pandemic, you guys were able to work hard on this book. I don’t know all of you, but of course, you know who you are.
Of course, thank you Ms. Spandana Chaterjee, Ms. Divya Modi, Mr. Matthew Moodie, and Ms. Mieren Taylor for your assistance, effort, and patience. Thanks for everything.
Thank you to my dearest mother, Cecilia Guevarra; and dearest father, Alexander Guevarra, for your support on everything.
Thank you to my HIJCC family who always pray for every member. Thank you also to my friends and previous employers who have given me memories and necessary experiences.
Of course, I will always thank my number one partner here, Father God, who always gives me strength and wisdom. Thanks for everything.
Despite being epileptic, she continues to pursue her dreams and “break the walls.” A researcher and passionate artist, Ezra is currently using her skills as a freelancer.
You can see Mieren’s latest work on her website www.Tomations.com .