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Introduction
Look at this 3D helmet. In this video, you'll create it in Blender from a simple sphere, complete with glass visor and strip, then render it realistically. Hello, welcome to Cerdas Inovasi Digital. In tutorial number 10, we'll create a 3D helmet from a UV Sphere shaped with scale, complete with visor and strip. Then we'll render it. Let's start.
Delete the default cube
First, delete the default cube. Click the cube, then open the Object menu and select Delete. Empty scene and ready to use.
Helm shell from UV Sphere
Open Add, Mesh, UV Sphere. In the Object tab, set Location Z to 0.55 and scale to 0.62, 0.75, 0.55, so the sphere stretches forward like a head. Apply all transforms, shade smooth, name it 'helmet hat', then add a shiny red material. Add another UV Sphere as the visor.
Glass visor
Location Y -0.55, Z 0.58, scale 0.45, 0.3, 0.2.
. Glass visor
Pfizer slightly protrudes outward. Give it a very smooth black material.
White strip in the center
Add a very thin UV Sphere along the X-axis as a long white strip on top of the helmet. Scale 0.06, 0.78, 0.56.
Ventilation on top of the helmet
Finally, add ventilation holes on top of the helmet. Create 1 small and flat UV Sphere, then add an Array modifier with count 3 and offset X 2.2, so 3 vents are neatly arranged.
. Ventilation sa helm
Give it a black material.
Floor: Plane and material
To prevent the object from floating, give it a base. Add a plane, change the scale to 5 on all axes, name it 'meja', then assign a material with suitable color and roughness. Now the camera.
Adjust the camera
Click the camera in the outliner. Open the Object tab, then fill in Location X 2.68, Y -3.1, Z 1.64, and Rotation X 75, Z 41.3. Click the camera icon on the Vaport side to view from the camera's perspective.
Adjust the light
Turn on the lamp. Click Light, open the Data tab, then fill in Power 650W and Radius 0.8. A larger radius makes shadows softer and more natural.
World lighting
Open the World tab and fill in Strength 1.2. This provides soft environmental lighting, so areas not hit by the light won't be completely dark.
Render engine Cycles
Open the Render tab. Change the render engine from EV to Cycles, the render engine that produces the most realistic images. In the Render section, fill in Max Samples 64. Denoise is already active to clean up noise spots. Open the Render menu, then select Render Image.
Render » Render Image
Wait a moment while Blender calculates the light, shadows, and reflections. And here's the result, it looks like a real photo. Press Escape to close the render window.
Save the blend file
Finally, save through File, Save As, name it 'helm.blend', then click Save As. Done. Subscribe, like, and share. See you in the next tutorial. Cerdas Inovasi Digital. Want to master creating 3D models with Blender? Cerdas Inovasi Digital offers complete Blender courses, 3D model creation services, as well as selling helmet project files along with step-by-step guides. Contact us via WhatsApp or visit cerdasinovasidigital.com Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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