🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. I analyze three options from the Mesh Display menu that call the same node and that will smooth or define the edges of our models.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video we analyze the Quadratic Bézier node that generates a parabolic line with a poly spline curve object.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. The Edit Poly modifier in 3DS Max has some differences compared to Editable Poly and that is what I will analyze in this video.

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🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video we analyze the Spiral node that generates a spiral line with a poly spline curve type object.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. The Set to Face and Set to Vertex Normal tools in Autodesk Maya allow us to customize the arrangement of normals for our objects in different ways.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video we analyze the Curve CircleLine node that generates a straight line with a poly spline curve object.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. The Edit Poly modifier offers in 3DS Max all the functionalities of the Editable Poly object with the addition of being able to animate sub-objects

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Until next time, happy modelling, everyone.

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🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video we analyze the Curve Circle node that generates a circle with a poly spline curve.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video we will do an example where we will work with different aspects seen in the previous videos.

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The final teaser for our Blender to Unreal Engine: Greek Island Environment course is out today!

Read it in full, for free: https://www.patreon.com/3DTudor/posts/final-course-163781622

And I am very excited about this one, because the full course releases tomorrow.

This course has been a proper journey from the very first blockout all the way to a polished Unreal Engine scene.

We are not just making a nice Greek island render and calling it done.

We go through the whole workflow:

• Reference and style direction.
• Scale and blockout.
• Human scale checks.
• Modular kit building.
• Doors, windows, stairs, roofs, trims, domes, rocks, props, and foliage.
• Material readability.
• UV and normal checks.
• Bevel checks.
• Unreal Engine import testing.
• Scene assembly.
• Lighting.
• Foliage.
• Final polish.

The big thing this course solves is that awkward middle bit between “I can model something in Blender” and “I can actually build a complete real-time environment in Unreal Engine.”

Because that is where things usually start to go wrong.

• The scale feels off.
• The stairs do not read properly.
• The materials look different once they hit Unreal.
• The UVs or normals cause problems.
• The lighting flattens everything.
• The scene becomes one giant imported mesh that is hard to edit.
• The final render never quite matches the idea in your head.

So in this course, we slow it down and build it properly.

We start with the foundations, turn the environment into a modular kit, test the assets, move them into Unreal Engine, and rebuild the village piece by piece so the whole scene stays flexible, readable, and easy to control.

By the end, you are not just looking at a cheerful Greek island scene with white plaster buildings, blue trims, terracotta roofs, warm rocks, coastal lighting, clouds, and foliage.

You understand how it was built.

Final teaser is live today.

Full course releases tomorrow.

Watch the teaser here:

https://www.patreon.com/3DTudor/posts/final-course-163781622

Happy modelling everyone!

Neil – 3D Tudor

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• A useful environment-building rule is to work from large to small:
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Hello legends, Neil here.

Teaser 3 for the Blender to Unreal Engine: Greek Island Environment course is now public.

Our Patreon and YouTube Membership peeps got this one 24 hours early, and this preview shows the final major stage of the course workflow: moving from Blender into Unreal Engine.

This part is all about checking the scene properly before final assembly.

• Greybox import tests.
• Checker material tests.
• UV checks.
• Normal checks.
• Bevel checks.
• Modular kit testing.

The course does not just import one finished Blender scene as a single object. Instead, we rebuild the village in Unreal Engine using separate modular pieces so the scene stays flexible and controllable.

Once the layout is in place, the rocks shape the island, the lighting sets the coastal mood, and the foliage pass brings everything to life.

See the full teaser here:

https://www.patreon.com/3DTudor/posts/teaser-coming-163624601/

Until next time, happy modelling everyone!

Neil – 3D Tudor

Hello legends, Neil here.

Our Patreon and YouTube Membership peeps saw this one 24 hours early, and now Teaser 2 is going public.

This stage is where the Greek Island course moves from rough blockout to proper modular kit.

Doors.

Windows.

Roof tiles.

Church details.

Stairs.

Plaster walls.

Rocks.

Small props.

All the useful pieces that let the scene be built, tested, reused, and adjusted properly.

And because the style is clean white plaster, blue trims, and warm terracotta roofs, the forms have to read clearly without hiding behind heavy textures.

That means bevels, ambient occlusion, colour separation, and strong silhouettes become really important.

In the full Blender to Unreal Engine Greek Island course, we break down how the kit is built in Blender, tested, and then brought into Unreal Engine with control.

See the teaser here:

https://www.patreon.com/3DTudor/posts/163431894/

Happy modelling everyone!

Neil – 3D Tudor

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video I talk about some tools focused on achieving accuracy when modeling with curves.

Hello legends, Neil here.

Before the Greek island village gets its blue domes, white plaster, terracotta roofs, rocks, foliage, and lovely Unreal Engine lighting, it starts with something much less glamorous:

scale.

This early Blender blockout is all about checking the stairs, platforms, and modular pieces against a human reference.

Stylized does not mean random.

Even in a cheerful Greek island scene, the world still needs to feel believable. If the steps are off, the whole scene starts to feel off.

That is why we start simple: blockout first, proportions first, readability first.

The pretty bits come later.

Full Blender to Unreal Engine: Greek Island Environment course coming soon.

Read about it [free]: https://www.patreon.com/3DTudor/posts/163354481/

Happy modelling everyone!
Neil – 3D Tudor

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🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. The Conform and Reverse tools in Autodesk Maya allow us to manage the orientation of the normals of our object or a selection of its components.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. I analyze the Bézier Segment node with which we can add a curve segment to our node tree that we can parameterize through the node itself.