Manjil Thapa

This is the final part of the sentry gun animation series, where we will learn how to set up key poses and use the interpolation method in smoothing our final animation.

We can now start animating the sentry gun. This part of the sentry gun series will show you how to animate the shooting, recoil, and deploy animations.

This part of the Creating a Sentry Gun series will give general tips and tricks for setting up the sentry model so that we can finally move on to animating in the next part.

This part of the Creating a Sentry Gun series will focus on finalizing the rigging procedure for the sentry so we can move on to animating it properly later on.

This part of the Creating a Sentry Gun series will demonstrate how to properly rig your sentry, making it easier to animate and skin.

In this series, we will learn how to create a sentry gun turret that resembles the one from TF2 from scratch. This part focuses on the modelling process.

Normal Data Transfer allows us to create complex surfaces for meshes without adding to the rendering cost. This tutorial will show you how you can transfer Normal Data in Blender.

Clean topology is important when creating meshes in Blender. In this tutorial, I will teach you how to create meshes with clean topologies that won't cause problems later on.

This article will teach you how to easily create snakes of different shapes and sizes in Blender

If you ever wanted to create fluffy pillows, there is an easy way to do so in Blender. You will learn how to setup mesh and simulate the mesh to create pillow shape using cloth simulation.