In this module, we will get you acquainted with Blender’s interface and basic functions. We’ll take you through the first steps in creating simple 3D objects, setting a solid foundation for more complex tasks ahead.

In this module, we will explore the importance of referencing and how it can improve your 3D models. You’ll also begin using the grey box technique and Blender’s mirror modifier, both critical for efficient modeling.

In this module, we will dive into Blender's cloth simulator, learning how to create realistic cloth effects for your medieval market stall. From tassels to turning cloth simulations into usable meshes, this is where realism comes to life.

In this module, we will explore the world of materials and textures. You’ll learn to create seams and sharp edges, understand various texture maps, and apply textures to your models for a professional finish.

In this module, we will introduce basic lighting techniques using HDRIs. You’ll also create realistic wooden planks, essential for medieval architecture, giving your models the look and feel of a true game asset.

In this module, we will focus on the main structural components of the market stall. You’ll master the bevel modifier and quickly create realistic crates, a key prop for your medieval scene.

In this module, we will demystify normals, teaching you how to visualize and correct them in your models. This is a critical step to ensure your models are ready for export to any game engine.

In this module, we will delve into UV mapping, making the often complex process of UV unwrapping easier to understand. You'll learn techniques to optimize your UV layouts for the best texturing results.

In this module, we will explore the power of curves in Blender, using them to create complex shapes with ease. You’ll apply these skills to model detailed components like meat hooks, enhancing your medieval market stall.

In this module, we will show you how to fine-tune material properties using Blender's nodes. You'll learn to adjust gamma settings for better control over your textures, ensuring your models look just right.

In this module, we will finish building the bread table and start creating fruit and vegetables for the market stall. You’ll learn how to balance detail and optimization, and overcome UV challenges specific to organic shapes.

In this module, we will explore Blender's particle system, using it to efficiently pack crates with vegetables. We’ll also address common issues you may encounter, ensuring your models are ready for any scene.

In this module, we will finalize two essential market stall props: bread and meat. You’ll create and texture both items, focusing on balancing realism with optimization for game assets.

In this module, we will wrap up the modeling process by adding final touches and conducting thorough checks. You'll ensure that your model is error-free and ready to be exported for game development or portfolio use.

In this module, we will focus on rendering your final model using Blender’s Cycles engine. You’ll learn how to efficiently set up and render stunning images of your work, perfect for showcasing in your portfolio.

In this module, we will transition from Blender to Unreal Engine 5, setting up a sky sphere and preparing your models for high-resolution screenshots. This marks the beginning of your work in UE5.

In this module, we will finalize your market stall in Unreal Engine 5. You’ll learn how to create materials and finish setting up your model, ensuring it’s ready for integration into game environments.

In this final module, we will bring everything together by rendering your market stall model in Unreal Engine 5. You’ll finish with a portfolio-ready asset that showcases your 3D modeling skills at their finest.