Related content: Blender curve object: Bezier, Nurbs, paths, Modifiers and profilesĪfter converting the curve to a mesh, you will be able to use mesh edit tools or sculpt tools to manipulate your object in ways that you wouldn’t be able to as a curve. For further information on using curve objects, you can take a look at this article: There are a few different types of curves, which you may find easier to shape. The most common reason is because it’s often easier to create and mold the shape as a curve first before converting it to mesh. There are many different reasons that you may want to convert a curve to a mesh. Why do we want to convert a curve to mesh? You can also search this function by clicking F3. For a mesh, you will have to open the object menu > convert to > grease pencil. To convert a curve into a grease pencil object, simply right click the curve object and select ‘convert to grease pencil’. This could be helpful if you like to work with both 2D and 3D. I hope you enjoy it! If you run into any problems or questions, please let me know.Another way is by selecting your curve and then using the search tool with shortcut F3, type ‘convert’, and select convert to -> mesh.Ĭurves and meshes can also be converted to grease pencil objects. For each newly introduced concept, the tutorials will go into incredible detail of what you need to do. At the bottom of each tutorial is a link to the next one. So if you’ve got no experience and wanted to learn how to use Blender for making game art, this is the perfect series for you! Each part assumes you have read the prior part. It then goes one step further and shows how to render that model into a sprite sheet suitable for use in a 2D game.
Exactly as the title says, this title takes someone with ZERO experience and teaches them how to use Blender to the point they will be able to create their own low polygon fully textured game model for use in a 3D game engine like Unity or UDK.
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