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Today we’ll make a simple spring model in Blender. Thanks to the Screw modifier it’s very easy to do, so let’s get started. I’ll be using the 2.81 version of Blender. We’re going to cover the following techniques and topics:
- Bezier Circle curve
- Screw modifier
- convert curve to mesh
- metallic material
- align active camera to selected
- clipping (clip end value)
Here’s the video version if you feel like watching it first:
And now let’s follow the steps to create our spring model in Blender.
Step 1 – Start the Spring Model by Adding a Bezier Circle
Before we start modeling the spring model, let’s delete the default cube.
A spring is a spiral. We can easily make a spiral by applying a Screw modifier to a curve. The curve of our choice is a circle. So, add a BezierCircle. You can do it in the Add menu. Make sure to select Curve -> Circle, not the mesh one.
Step 2 – Move the Circle
The Screw modifier swirls the curve around itsorigin, so we have to move either the origin or the circle itself. Let’s do thelatter. With the circle curve selected go to edit mode and move it 10 units tothe right: G X 10. Then rotate the circle: R X 90
When done, go back to object mode.
Step 3 – Add a Screw Modifier
With the circle selected, add a Screw modifier.
Step 4 – Offset the Revolution
To offset the revolution along the Z axis, set Screw to 10 m (A). To make the spring longer increase the number of iterations to 10 (B).
Step 5 – Convert Curve to Mesh
Before you can apply the Screw modifier, you have to convert the curve to mesh. You can do it in the Object menu. Just select Mesh from Curve/Meta/Surf/Text.
Step 6 – Add a Subdivision Surface Modifier to the Spring Model
Add a Subdivision Surface modifier with 2 subdivisions.
Step 7 – Select an Edge Loop
Apply the modifier. Go to edit mode and select the edge loop at the upper end of the spring.
Step 8 – Make a Face
Make a face by pressing F on your keyboard.
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Step 9 – Fill the Other End of the Spring Model
Also select the last loop at the lower end of the spring and create a face.
Step 10 – Add Material to the Spring Model
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We’re done with the modeling part. Time for some basic shading. Go to object mode and switch to Material Preview (A). Add a new material and set its Metallic value to 1.
Step 11 – Set the Light
Go to Rendered shading (A). Select the light and move it up: G Z 100. Make sure it’s set to to the point type (B) and set its power to 30000 W. Set the color of the light to hex FFC972 (D).
Step 12 – Set the Camera
Now we want the camera to see the spring. So, let’s align it to the spring. First, select the spring and then, in the View menu select Align View -> Align Active Camera to Selected.
Step 13 – Camera View
Now if you go to camera view (hit 0 on your numpad to do it), you will see nothing. Select the camera and in the Object Data tab you will see the reason. The Clip End is by default set to 100 m, which means anything that is farther away from the camera is not going to be rendered.
Step 14 – Set the Clip End
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Setting the Clip End value to a higher number, like 300 m, will solve this problem and the spring will be rendered.
Step 15 – Render the Image of the Spring Model
A nice challenge would be to add some spring animations, like a simple harmonic motion, but it was supposed to be just a simple spring and so it is, so let’s leave it off right here. Now you can render the image in the Render menu.
Spring is the latest short film produced by Blender Animation Studio and made entirely in Blender 2.8.
In the 3D animated film everything you see was made using just Blender, GIMP and Krita, that everyone knows they are open source free softwares.
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Spring is the story of a shepherd girl and her dog, who face ancient spirits in order to continue the cycle of life. This poetic and visually stunning short film was written and directed by Andy Goralczyk, inspired by his childhood in the mountains of Germany.
The Spring team used the development version of Blender 2.80 for the entire production, before the software was in official Beta even.
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- Director: Andy Goralczyk
- Producer: Francesco Siddi
- Executive producer: Ton Roosendaal
- Music: Torin Borrowdale
- Sound: Sander Houtman
- Concept art: David Revoy
- Animation director: Hjalti Hjalmarsson
- Modeling and shading: Julien Kaspar
- Animation: Ignacio Conesa, Nathan Dillow, Pablo Fournier
- Rigging: Juan Pablo Bouza
- Lighting and effects: Pablo Vazquez, Sam Van Hulle
- Software and Pipeline: Brecht van Lommel, Jacques Lucke, Jeroen Bakker, Sergey Sharybin, Sybren Stüvel, Tobias Johansson
- Rendering IT4INNOVATION VSB – Technical University of Ostrava
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