Blender 3D Animation Self Paced Course (Hindi) • Animix World

About Course

Master 3D animation with Blender in this comprehensive Hindi course. Start with the basics of the Blender interface, creating keyframe animations, and understanding the principles of animation. Progress to advanced topics like character rigging, facial animation, cloth simulation, and animating complex scenes. Learn how to create realistic motion, apply physics simulations, and render high-quality animations. Perfect for beginners and intermediate users who want to enhance their animation skills and create professional-quality 3D animations using Blender.

All Basics
Create a Simple 3D Object Animation
Animate a Basic Character Walk Cycle
Design and Animate a Bouncing Ball
Create a 3D Logo Animation
Animate a Simple Scene with Camera Movement
Design and Animate a 3D Character Expression
Create a Short 3D Animated Film
Animate a 3D Object with Physics Simulations
Design and Animate a 3D Product Visualization
Create a Fluid Simulation Animation
Animate a 3D Creature with Rigging
Design and Animate a 3D Environment
Create a Particle System Animation
Animate a 3D Scene with Lighting Effects
Design and Animate a 3D Text Effect
Create an Explainer Video with 3D Graphics
Animate a Complex Character Rig
Design and Animate a 3D Short Story
Create a 3D Scene with Depth of Field Effects
Animate a 3D Character in a Game Environment
Design and Animate a 3D Car Chase Scene
Create a 3D Animation with Motion Capture Data
Animate a 3D Character Dance Sequence
Design and Animate a 3D Science Fiction Scene
Create a 3D Animation for a Music Video
Animate a 3D Object Interaction
Design and Animate a 3D Fantasy Creature
Create a 3D Animated Commercial
Animate a 3D Scene with Realistic Water Effects
Design and Animate a 3D Architectural Visualization

Course Content

1. Introduction to Blender Animation

1.1 Overview of Blender’s Animation Tools

1.2 Basics of Keyframe Animation

1.3 Camera Animation

1.4 Animation Basics for Lights

2. Intermediate Animation Techniques

2.1 Understanding Animation Curves

2.2 Object Constraints in Animation

2.3 Non-Linear Animation (NLA)

3. Introduction to Rigging for Animation

3.1 Basic Rigging Concepts

3.2 Forward and Inverse Kinematics (FK/IK)

3.3 Basic Character Rigging

4. Character Animation in Blender

4.1 Character Animation Basics

4.2 Facial Animation

4.3 Animating Multiple Characters

5. Advanced Animation Techniques

5.1 Advanced Rigging for Complex Characters

5.2 Motion Capture Animation

5.3 Physics-Based Animations

5.4 Blender Grease Pencil for 2D Animation

6. Industry-Specific Projects and Techniques

6.1 Animation for Films and Cinematics

6.2 Animation for Games

6.3 Animation for Advertising and Product Visualization

7. Final Section: Career Guidance and Portfolio Preparation

7.1 Building an Animation Portfolio

7.2 Freelancing and Career Opportunities

7.3 Preparing for Job Interviews

8. Final Project

Final Test

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Course Content

1. Introduction to Blender Animation

1.1 Overview of Blender’s Animation Tools

Introduction to Blender’s animation interface

Understanding Blender’s keyframes and animation workflow

Working with the timeline, Dope Sheet, and Action Editor

Animating transformations (Location, Rotation, Scale)

Introduction to the Graph Editor: Interpolation and F-curves

1.2 Basics of Keyframe Animation

Setting and adjusting keyframes

Understanding the principles of animation (timing, spacing)

Creating basic object animations (e.g., bouncing ball)

Using interpolation modes (Linear, Bezier, Constant)

Looping and cycling animations

1.3 Camera Animation

Setting up and animating camera movement

Creating dynamic camera shots (panning, zooming, and dolly)

Animating camera focus for depth of field effects

Tracking and following objects with the camera

Using camera rigs for complex camera movements

1.4 Animation Basics for Lights

Animating lights for dynamic lighting effects

Adjusting intensity, color, and position of lights over time

Creating mood shifts and atmospheric animations with lighting

2. Intermediate Animation Techniques

2.1 Understanding Animation Curves

Editing animation curves in the Graph Editor

Fine-tuning motion with handles and keyframe adjustments

Using easing to smooth out animations

Understanding overshoot and follow-through

2.2 Object Constraints in Animation

Using constraints for animation control (Track To, Copy Rotation, Limit Location)

Combining constraints with keyframe animations

Creating follow paths and object tracking

Working with drivers for automated animations

2.3 Non-Linear Animation (NLA)

Introduction to the Non-Linear Animation Editor (NLA)

Working with action strips and layers

Combining multiple actions for complex animation sequences

Using NLA for reusable animation clips

Managing character actions with the NLA Editor

3. Introduction to Rigging for Animation

3.1 Basic Rigging Concepts

Introduction to Blender’s rigging system (Armatures)

Creating and placing bones in a character or object

Understanding the hierarchy of bones

Weight painting to bind models to armatures

Adjusting bone influences on mesh deformation

3.2 Forward and Inverse Kinematics (FK/IK)

Difference between Forward Kinematics (FK) and Inverse Kinematics (IK)

Creating FK and IK chains for joint movement

Switching between FK and IK for flexible animations

Animating characters using IK for natural movement

3.3 Basic Character Rigging

Setting up a basic humanoid rig

Adding controllers for easier animation (foot, hand, head controllers)

Rigging facial features for basic expressions

Using bone constraints for enhanced control

4. Character Animation in Blender

4.1 Character Animation Basics

Understanding character animation workflows

Setting up poses and creating keyframes for character movement

Understanding weight shifting, balance, and motion arcs

Animating walk cycles: Timing and body mechanics

Creating idle, running, and jumping animations

4.2 Facial Animation

Rigging and animating facial expressions

Using shape keys for mouth, eyes, and eyebrow movements

Syncing lip movements with dialogue (lip-syncing)

Animating emotions and subtle facial gestures

4.3 Animating Multiple Characters

Blocking out multi-character scenes

Syncing interactions between characters (dialogue, fighting, dancing)

Managing character animations using NLA and action layers

Creating believable interactions with realistic timing

5. Advanced Animation Techniques

5.1 Advanced Rigging for Complex Characters

Creating advanced rigging setups (spines, tails, wings)