And there's good reason for that is because we're going to stretch it to basically fill in this cube here. So now that we've applied that if we went to tab into edit mode, you can see this is a pretty dense model. So let's come over here and over to this little drop-down arrow. What we can do now is actually apply this subdivision because we want to have all of the subdivided surfaces be applied to the monkey so that we can actually stop working with that topology. So you can see immediately it's already much higher resolution. Or you can hit these two areas left to guard down, right-click up, and just change it to three. Say what we can do is grab this ladder and drag it up to three. So what I found with my tests is having a subdivision surface of 33 levels is usually pretty good. And now we're going to click Add Modifier, come to generate and then subdivision surface. So let's come over here to the wrench, open up modify properties. So right now you can see it's fairly low poly and if we shade smooth this, you'll see it's, it's not looking to do HIV LA, so we basically just need to add a subdivision surface modifier to this. Now, something that we need to, I guess discuss immediately is that basically for this morphing effect to work, we need a lot of topology, a lot of vertices basically for the monkey. And straight away, you'll see it's hidden in this cube. So let's hit Shift a, come over here to mesh. And we're going to create a shape key that moves it from the monkey to the cube. So what we want to do now is essentially add in the Suzanne monkey object. And now we're left with the default cube. So select your camera, press X and delete, and then select your lat, press X and delete. To start off, lets us open up a general new file. So make sure that you're running something that's fairly recent. Any version greater than 2.8 of Blender will work for this. Creating Shape Keys: All right, let's get started with creating our shaky animation. Now that we know what shape keys are useful, Let's jump into actually creating the shape keys in the next lesson.ģ. And by the end of this course, you will have this cool morphing animation. For our purposes, we are going to be utilizing shape keys in conjunction with the shrink wrap modifier, which allows us to create some pretty cool effects. First, animation studios will have a department for rigging 3D models and creating the shape piece to help the character animators cycled through their facial expressions or simple process that can even be used to fix a correct prices with bad topology or topology that overlaps. A shape key is mainly used for morphing from one shape to another shape. What Are Shape Keys: Let's cover quickly shape keys and what they're useful.
There's a lot of ground to cover in this class.
As always, I'll be walking you through each step of the process from a to Z. So a basic understanding of the Blender interface is ideal if you need to blend in there or you're just starting out your 3D, Johnny, I recommend checking out my course, making your first 3D scene, which covers the basics of opening blend up for the very first time. This class is a little more on the intermediate side. In this Skillshare class, we're going to be recreating this shape shifting animation, utilizing shape keys and modify as we're going to cover a wide range of aspects inside the blend of including modify as texturing, lighting, compositing, particle systems, and a main focus on animation. I'm a 3D artist with artha, four years of experience in the creative industry.
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