All language subtitles for 03_01_chapter_introduction

- [Zach] Welcome to the
scene creation chapter.

This is a first out of three chapters

going over a full step-by-step guide

on how to create a Cubic
Worlds scene from scratch.

The idea of these chapters is to teach you

the most important Cubic Worlds techniques

and workflows on a practical example.

After finishing the scene
you should be able to create

any kind of Cubic Worlds scenes

which will not include Rigged
or animated characters,

animals, robots, or vehicles.

How to do this, we will
learn in the later chapters.

In this chapter here, we will
start building the scene.

Meaning we will create
the basic scene, camera,

and lights set up.

Then we will build all the assets,

like the campfire and the tent.

After that, we will create
the most complex asset

of the scene, which is
the big appendant robot

where we will learn a lot
about managing and working

with many objects, collections,

organization, and instancing.

Then we will add more
elements to the environment.

We will learn about a
simple scattering technique

to add grass, stones, and other
small objects to the scene.

And we will adjust the camera
perspective, the composition,

and we will add light to
define the mood of the scene.

We will finish up by adding and posing

a pre-made 3D character to the
scene to add more life to it.

Character creation is not
part of this chapter here.

We will learn more about
how to build characters

from scratch in a later chapter.

At the end, we will have
a finished scene ready to

be animated in the next chapter.

And now let's get started
by learning how to come up

with an idea and preparing the scene.