Tuesday, April 30, 2019

Beginning Blender Open Source 3D Modeling, Animation, and Game Design


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Welcome to the world of 3D! The fact that you are reading this book means that there is a good chance you are interested in 3D animation. You have heard that Blender is a freely available program capable of making such animations, so now you want to know how to use it, and fast! But then, it’s dangerous for me to guess this scenario. Perhaps it’s 3D games you’re interested in making. Perhaps you’re not into the animation side of things, but you want a good reference on how to get started on making your own 3D models. Maybe you’ve heard that Blender has some powerful video-editing capabilities. Well, Blender can do all these things and so much more.

When I started using Blender, I was soon overwhelmed with the many controls it has. Buttons just seemed to be arranged all over the place! When I pressed one button to see what it did, sometimes all the other controls around it would change, but I had no clue as to what the button I had just clicked was supposed to be doing.

Content:-
Contents
About the Author
About the Technical Reviewer
Acknowlegments
Introduction
Chapter 1: History and Installation
Chapter 2: The Interface
Chapter 3: Modeling
Chapter 4: Lighting and Procedural Textures
Chapter 5: UV Mapping
Chapter 6: Curves and NURBS
Chapter 7: Basic Rigging and Animation
Chapter 8: Advanced Rigging
Chapter 9: Making Movies
Chapter 10: Particles and Physics
Chapter 11: The Game Engine
Chapter 12: Going Further
Appendix A: Companies That Use Blender
Appendix B: Blender and GPL Terms of Use
Appendix C: GNU Public License
Appendix D: OpenContent License
Index

Author Details
"Lance Flavell"




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