For the exhaust pipe, let's begin again…at the side view.…And I think I'll move…the fork tubes back…to the first layer.…So I'll just press A to select everything…and then I'll press m…and move this to Layer 1.…Now I've got this layer free again…to create the exhaust pipes.…Let's use the path tool again…and I'll come over here…to Create and create a path.…And let's rotate it around the Z axis,…so I'll press…R Z 90.…
And there it is.…And now, I'll just bring it up,…scale it in…and move it into place,…right up here at the front of the bike.…Right in here.…I'll tumble around to kind of get it in place.…Let me shift + click this other layer here…and let's move this into place now.…I'll just drag this and maybe...…I think it comes up just barely…along the edge…of the gas tank here…because they're going to have to…come along outside of the frame…here in the back.…
So I'll bring it out from the frame just a little bit.…And maybe I can rotate it around the Y, R Y…and tilt it in just a bit, like this.…I think that's close enough for now.…
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7/15/2016Darrin begins by creating the frame of the motorcycle using curves. He then builds up the motorcycle piece by piece, creating the exhaust pipes, fenders, handlebars, engine components, and brakes. These lessons capitalize on the Path tool and modifiers like Solidify and Booleans. Finally, Darrin uses Blender's Cycles render engine to create the materials and lighting for the scene, and UV maps the textures to key pieces of the bike. In the end, you will have a greater understanding of Blender's modeling tools and production processes so that you can create vehicles and other hard-surface projects of your own.
- Creating the frame
- Converting a path to polygons
- Modeling the gas tank, tires, fenders, exhaust, and other parts
- Building the engine
- Modeling the seats, wheels, and lights
- Lighting the scene
- Adding materials and texturing
- Rendering the motorcycle
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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1. Creating the Frame
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Importing a background image3m 47s
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Finishing the frame7m 3s
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2. Modeling the Accessories
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Modeling the gas tank7m 4s
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Modeling the tires4m 47s
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Creating the fenders8m 1s
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Building the fork tubes10m 39s
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Modeling the exhaust pipes4m 34s
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Adding the handlebars8m 11s
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Detailing the handlebars9m 36s
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3. Building the Engine
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Building the engine10m 20s
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Creating the heads12m 14s
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Adding rocker covers13m 10s
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Modeling the gear box7m 47s
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Creating the oil tank6m 6s
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4. Modeling the Seats, Wheels, and Lights
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Adding the seats8m 9s
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Creating the speedometer5m 50s
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Modeling the rear brackets8m 29s
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Creating the wheels7m 37s
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Adding the lights9m 11s
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Finishing the modeling4m 8s
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5. Lights, Materials, and Rendering
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Setting up the lighting5m 5s
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Adding materials to the bike8m 45s
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UV mapping select pieces5m 4s
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Adding textures7m 50s
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Creating the final render2m 27s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye54s
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