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'''Title: '''Modeling Car Parts

'''Author: '''Sejal Dhiman and Arthi Varadarajan

'''Keywords: '''blender 4.1, car accessories, modeling, wheel, headlight, backlight, video tutorial.

{|border=1
|| '''Visual Cue'''
|| '''Narration'''
|-
|| '''Slide Number 1'''

'''Title Slide '''
|| Welcome to the Spoken tutorial on '''Modeling Car Parts '''in '''Blender 4.1'''.
|-
|| '''Slide Number 2'''

'''Learning Objectives'''
|| In this tutorial, we will learn to model,
* Car wheel
* Headlights and backlights
* Radiator
|-
|| '''Slide Number 3'''

'''System Requirements'''
|| To record this tutorial, I am using
* '''Mac OS version '''14.5
* '''Blender version''' 4.1

It is recommended to install '''Blender version ''' 4.1 or higher.
|-
|| '''Slide Number 4'''

'''Pre-requisites'''

[https://spoken-tutorial.org/ https://spoken-tutorial.org]
|| To follow this tutorial,
* The learner must be familiar with editing objects in '''Blender'''

* Please access the relevant tutorials on this website.
|-
|| Show Car.blend file
|| Let us open the Car.blend file which we created earlier.
|-
|| Select '''Car.blend >> Open'''

Point to the car
|| Locate the '''Car-animation '''folder.

Select '''Car.blend '''and ''' Open'''.

Now, we will start adding parts to our car.

|-
|| Video Editor: '''numpad 3'''

Video Editor: '''Z'''

Press '''Shift''' and Right click
|| We shall start modeling the wheels of the car with the help of a '''Cylinder'''.

Press '''numpad 3''' to go to '''Side view'''.

Press '''Z''' and select '''Wireframe''' from the shown options.

Press '''Shift''' key and right click in the center of the front wheel space.

The '''3D cursor''' is now shifted here.
|-
|| '''Add menu >> Mesh >> Cylinder'''
|| Go to '''Add menu'''.

Select '''Mesh''' and click on '''Cylinder. '''
|-
|| '''Add cylinder >> '''Set the''' Vertices''' to '''24'''

'''Rotation '''>> '''Y '''value to''' 90'''
|| Click on the '''Add cylinder''' option.

Set the '''Vertices''' to 24.

In ''' Rotation '''set the ''' Y ''' value to 90.

Press ''' Enter'''.
|-
|| '''Properties >> Object'''

'''Scale >> X''' & '''Y''' value to 0.05, '''Z''' to 0.2 >> '''Enter'''.

Video Editor: '''G'''
|| Go to '''Properties'''.

Select '''Object properties'''.

In the '''Scale''' option, set '''X ''' and''' Y '''values to 0.5 and '''Z '''value to 0.2. Press '''Enter'''.

Press '''G''' and move the cylinder to the center portion of the wheel space.

Three fourths of the cylinder should be inside the car.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''numpad 7'''

Video Editor: '''G'''

Video Editor: '''X'''
|| Press '''numpad 7''' to go to '''Top view'''.

Press '''G''' and '''X '''and move the cylinder inside the wheel space.
|-
|| Go to '''User perspective mode'''

Video Editor: '''Z'''

Select''' Solid'''

Video Editor: '''Tab'''
|| Hold the mouse wheel and move the mouse to go to '''User perspective view'''.

Press '''Z''' and select '''Solid '''from the shown options.

Press '''Tab''' to go '''Edit mode.'''
|-
|| '''Inset faces >> '''set the '''Thickness''' to 0.3
|| Select the front face.

Press '''I''' to '''Inset''' the '''face''' and move the mouse and click.

In the '''Inset faces,''' set the '''Thickness''' to 0.3.

Press '''Enter.'''
|-
|| Video Editor: '''E'''

Point to''' Extrude Region and Move'''.

Change Z value to -0.1.
|| Press '''E''' and extrude the face a little bit inside.

In the '''Extrude Region '''option, change the '''Z''' value to -0.1.

Press '''Enter'''.

Repeat this process twice to create 2 more similar rings.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''S'''

'''Resize >> '''set all values to '''0.5'''

'''Extrude region >> Z''' value 0.2

Video Editor: '''E'''
|| Press '''S''' and scale down the face.

In the '''Resize''' option, set all the values to 0.5.

Press '''Enter'''.

Press '''E''' to extrude the face outside.

In the '''Extrude Region''', set the '''Z''' value to 0.2.

Press '''Enter'''.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''Alt'''
|| Select any '''face''' of the inside ring as shown.

Now hold the '''Alt''' key and click on the next face.

This will select other faces of the ring.
|-
|| '''3D viewport menu >> Select menu >> Checker deselect'''
|| Go to the '''3D viewport menu.'''

Click on the '''Select menu'''.

From the submenu, select '''Checker deselect'''.

This option selects the alternate''' faces'''.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''Alt '''and '''E'''
|| Press '''Alt '''and''' E''' keys together.

Click on '''Extrude Faces along Normals''' from the shown menu.

Bring the faces towards the front, inside the front drum and click.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''Tab'''
|| Press '''Tab''' to go to '''Object mode. The front wheel is created.
|-
|| Only narration
|| We can add the other wheels after animating the car in the upcoming tutorials.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''numpad 1'''

Press '''Shift''' + Right click
|| Next we will create headlights for the car.

Press '''numpad 1''' to move to the front view of the car.

Press '''Shift''' and right click in the front side right corner as shown.

The '''3D cursor''' is now shifted here.
|-
|| '''Add menu>> Mesh >> UV Sphere'''
|| Go to the '''Add menu. '''Select '''Mesh''' and click on '''UV Sphere.'''
|-
|| '''Add UV Sphere >> '''set the''' Segments '''to 12

'''Properties >> Object'''

'''Scale >> X '''to 0.3, '''Y''' to 0.2, '''Y''' to 0.3
|| In the bottom, in the '''Add UV Sphere''', set the '''segments''' to 12. Press '''Enter.'''

Go to '''Properties. '''Select '''Object. '''

Change the '''X''' value of '''Scale''' to 0.3, '''Y''' to 0.2 and '''Z''' value to 0.3.

Press '''Enter.'''
|-
|| Hover on the light
|| Now the light is created.

Now let us duplicate this for the left side of the car.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''Shift''' and '''D'''

Video Editor: '''G'''

Video Editor: '''X'''
|| Press '''Shift''' and '''D''' keys together. Press '''G''' and''' X '''.

Move the duplicated headlight to the left side of the car as shown.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''numpad 7'''
|| Similarly we will duplicate these for the backlights of the car.

Press '''numpad 7''' to go to '''Top view'''.

Hold the '''Shift''' key and select both the headlights.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''Shift''' and '''D'''
|| Press '''Shift''' and '''D''' keys together to duplicate the lights.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''G'''

Video Editor: '''Y'''
|| Press '''G''' and '''Y''' and move the duplicated lights to the backside of the car.
|-
|| Only narration
|| Check the position of the lights.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''numpad 1'''

Press '''Shift '''and right click
|| Next we shall model the radiator of the car using a cube.

Press '''numpad 1''' to go to the '''Front view''' of the car.

Press '''Shift '''and right click on the center of the car to shift the '''3D cursor'''.
|-
|| '''Add menu >> Mesh >> Cube'''
|| Go to the '''Add menu'''.

Select '''Mesh''' and click on '''Cube'''.

Next we shall resize this cube.
|-
|| '''Properties >> Object'''

'''Scale >> X''' value to 1.2, '''Y''' to 0.2 & '''Z''' to -0.2

Video Editor: '''G'''
|| Click on '''Object Properties. '''

In the '''Scale''' option, change the '''X''' value to 1.2, '''Y''' to 0.2 and '''Z''' to -0.2. Press '''Enter.'''

Press '''G''' and move the object in the center of the 2 headlights.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''numpad 7'''

Video Editor: '''G'''

Video Editor: '''Y'''
|| Press '''numpad 7''' to go '''Top view'''.

Press '''G''' and '''Y''' and move the object inside as shown.

Maximum portion of the object should be inside the car.
|-
|| Video Editor: '''numpad 1'''

Video Editor: '''Tab'''

Video Editor: '''Ctrl''' and '''R'''
|| Let us edit the object to make it look like a radiator.

Press '''numpad 1''' to go '''Front view'''.

Press '''Tab''' to go to '''Edit mode'''.

Move the mouse onto the object.

Press '''Ctrl''' and '''R''' keys together to show the '''Loop cut '''.
|-
|| Add '''loop cut''' horizontally

'''Loop cut and Slides>> Number of Cuts''' to 10.
|| Double click to add the '''loop cut''' horizontally.

In the '''Loop cut and Slides''' option, change the '''Number of Cuts''' to 10. Press '''Enter'''.
|-
|| '''3D viewport menu >> Face selection mode'''

Select the alternate '''faces'''

Video Editor: '''Alt''' and '''E'''
|| Click on '''Face selection mode. '''

Press '''Shift''' and select the alternate '''faces''' as shown.

Go to '''User perspective view. '''

Press '''E''' and move the mouse and push the faces inwards and click.
|-
|| '''Extrude region >> Z''' value to -0.03

Video Editor: '''Tab'''
|| In the '''Extrude region''', change the '''Z''' value to -0.03. Press '''Enter'''.

Press '''Tab''' to go to '''Object mode'''. The radiator is now created.
|-
|| Video editor: '''Ctrl''' and '''S'''
|| Press '''Ctrl''' and '''S '''keys together to save the file.

With this we have come to the end of this tutorial.
|-
|| '''Slide Number 5'''

'''Summary'''
|| Let’s summarize. In this tutorial, we learnt to model
* Car wheel
* Headlights and backlights
* Radiator
|-
|| '''Slide number 6'''

'''Assignment'''
|| As an assignment, please do the following:

Add different parts to the jeep model which you made earlier.

After adding the jeep parts the jeep should look like this.
|-
|| '''Slide number 7'''

'''About the Spoken Tutorial Project'''
|| The video at the following link summarizes the '''Spoken Tutorial project.'''

Please download and watch it.
|-
|| '''Slide number 8'''

'''Spoken Tutorial workshops'''
|| The '''Spoken Tutorial Project''' team conducts workshops and gives certificates.

For more details, please write to us.
|-
|| '''Slide number 9'''

'''Answers for THIS Spoken Tutorial'''
|| Please post your timed queries in this '''forum'''.
|-
|| '''Slide number 10'''

'''FOSSEE Forum'''
|| For any general or technical questions on '''Blender''', visit the '''FOSSEE''' '''forum''' and post your question.
|-
|| '''Slide number 11'''

'''Acknowledgement'''
|| '''The Spoken Tutorial''' project was established by the '''Ministry of Education''', '''Government of India'''.
|-
||
|| This is Arthi along with Sejal from '''IIT Bombay''' signing off.

Thanks for joining.
|-
|}

@@ Line 123: / Line 123: @@
 Press '''Z''' and select '''Solid ''' from the shown options.
-Press '''Tab''' to go '''Edit mode'''.
+Press '''Tab''' to go to'''Edit mode'''.
 |-
 || '''Inset faces >> '''set the '''Thickness''' to 0.3

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 '''Title: '''Modeling Car Parts
 '''Author: '''Sejal Dhiman and Arthi Varadarajan
 '''Keywords: '''blender 4.1, car accessories, modeling, wheel, headlight, backlight, video tutorial.
@@ Line 22: / Line 20: @@
 || In this tutorial, we will learn to model,
 * Car wheel
-* Headlights and backlights
+* Headlights and backlights and
 * Radiator
 |-
@@ Line 40: / Line 38: @@
 [https://spoken-tutorial.org/ https://spoken-tutorial.org]
 || To follow this tutorial,
-* The learner must be familiar with editing objects in '''Blender'''
+* The learner must be familiar with editing objects in '''Blender'''.
 * Please access the relevant tutorials on this website.
 |-
 || Show Car.blend file
-|| Let us open the Car.blend file which we created earlier.
+|| Let us open the '''Car.blend''' file which we had created earlier.
 |-
 || Select '''Car.blend >> Open'''
@@ Line 75: / Line 73: @@
 || Go to '''Add menu'''.
-Select '''Mesh''' and click on '''Cylinder. '''
+Select '''Mesh''' and click on '''Cylinder'''.
 |-
 || '''Add cylinder >> '''Set the''' Vertices''' to '''24'''
@@ Line 90: / Line 88: @@
 || '''Properties >> Object'''
-'''Scale >> X''' & '''Y''' value to 0.05, '''Z''' to 0.2 >> '''Enter'''.
+'''Scale >> X''' & '''Y''' value to 0.05, '''Z''' to 0.2 >> Press '''Enter'''.
 Video Editor: '''G'''
@@ Line 97: / Line 95: @@
 Select '''Object properties'''.
-In the '''Scale''' option, set '''X ''' and''' Y '''values to 0.5 and '''Z '''value to 0.2. Press '''Enter'''.
+In the '''Scale''' option, set '''X ''' and ''' Y '''values to 0.5 and '''Z '''value to 0.2.
 Press '''G''' and move the cylinder to the center portion of the wheel space.
@@ Line 121: / Line 121: @@
 || Hold the mouse wheel and move the mouse to go to '''User perspective view'''.
-Press '''Z''' and select '''Solid '''from the shown options.
+Press '''Z''' and select '''Solid ''' from the shown options.
-Press '''Tab''' to go '''Edit mode.'''
+Press '''Tab''' to go '''Edit mode'''.
 |-
 || '''Inset faces >> '''set the '''Thickness''' to 0.3
@@ Line 174: / Line 174: @@
 |-
 || '''3D viewport menu >> Select menu >> Checker deselect'''
-|| Go to the '''3D viewport menu.'''
+|| Go to the '''3D viewport menu'''.
 Click on the '''Select menu'''.
@@ Line 190: / Line 190: @@
 |-
 || Video Editor: '''Tab'''
-|| Press '''Tab''' to go to '''Object mode. The front wheel is created.
+|| Press '''Tab''' to go to '''Object mode.
 |-
 || Only narration
@@ Line 214: / Line 216: @@
 '''Scale >> X '''to 0.3, '''Y''' to 0.2, '''Y''' to 0.3
-|| In the bottom, in the '''Add UV Sphere''', set the '''segments''' to 12. Press '''Enter.'''
+|| In the bottom, in the '''Add UV Sphere''', set the '''segments''' to 12.
-Go to '''Properties. '''Select '''Object. '''
+Press '''Enter.'''
 Change the '''X''' value of '''Scale''' to 0.3, '''Y''' to 0.2 and '''Z''' value to 0.3.
-Press '''Enter.'''
+Press '''Enter'''.
 |-
 || Hover on the light
@@ Line 233: / Line 237: @@
 Video Editor: '''X'''
-|| Press '''Shift''' and '''D''' keys together. Press '''G''' and''' X '''.
+|| Press '''Shift''' and '''D''' keys together.
 Move the duplicated headlight to the left side of the car as shown.
@@ Line 252: / Line 258: @@
 || Press '''G''' and '''Y''' and move the duplicated lights to the backside of the car.
 |-
-|| Only narration
+|| Point to the lights
 || Check the position of the lights.
 |-
@@ Line 278: / Line 284: @@
 || Click on '''Object Properties. '''
-In the '''Scale''' option, change the '''X''' value to 1.2, '''Y''' to 0.2 and '''Z''' to -0.2. Press '''Enter.'''
+In the '''Scale''' option, change the '''X''' value to 1.2, '''Y''' to 0.2 and '''Z''' to -0.2. Press '''Enter'''.
 Press '''G''' and move the object in the center of the 2 headlights.
@@ Line 313: / Line 319: @@
 || Double click to add the '''loop cut''' horizontally.
-In the '''Loop cut and Slides''' option, change the '''Number of Cuts''' to 10. Press '''Enter'''.
+In the '''Loop cut and Slides''' option, change the '''Number of Cuts''' to 10.
 |-
 || '''3D viewport menu >> Face selection mode'''
@@ Line 320: / Line 328: @@
 Video Editor: '''Alt''' and '''E'''
-|| Click on '''Face selection mode. '''
+|| Click on '''Face selection mode'''.
 Press '''Shift''' and select the alternate '''faces''' as shown.
@@ Line 331: / Line 339: @@
 Video Editor: '''Tab'''
-|| In the '''Extrude region''', change the '''Z''' value to -0.03. Press '''Enter'''.
+|| In the '''Extrude region''', change the '''Z''' value to -0.03.
-Press '''Tab''' to go to '''Object mode'''. The radiator is now created.
+Press '''Enter'''.
 |-
 || Video editor: '''Ctrl''' and '''S'''
@@ Line 343: / Line 355: @@
 '''Summary'''
-|| Let’s summarize. In this tutorial, we learnt to model
+|| Let us summarize.
 * Car wheel
-* Headlights and backlights
+* Headlights and backlights and
 * Radiator
 |-