Creating 3D environments in Blender

Rob Tuytel and CG Obaid build environments while introducing Blender’s scene and material workflows. Geometry nodes and volumetric skies extend the work beyond individual objects. The published requirements include at least 16 GB of RAM, so assess the hardware demands before starting the larger scenes.

What you will learn

• Organize a larger environment scene.
• Use PBR textures and geometry-node workflows.
• Develop lighting and atmospheric elements.

Who this suits

Beginners interested in environment creation with a computer meeting the listed memory requirement and a compatible Blender version.

Before you enroll

Check the Blender version, starter-file compatibility and computer requirements before enrolling. Rendering and larger scenes can need more memory than simple modeling exercises. Save an editable project and review texture or model licenses before distributing your work.

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Put it into practice

Build a small fictional environment and compare a low-detail preview with the final render, tracking which choices have the largest effect on render time.

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