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Let me start off by saying that exporting from Blender is always a pain in the ass. This experience didn’t prove to be an exception. I will describe the process in some detail. First and foremost, Blender 2.69 DIDNT work. At least not for me, not matter what I did, Blender 2.69 would […]
Exactly as the title says, this title takes someone with ZERO experience and teaches them how to use Blender to the point they will be able to create their own low polygon fully textured game model for use in a 3D game engine like Unity or UDK. It then goes one step further and […]
Now we are going to start the process of texturing ( drawing an image on the surface of ) our jet. This first step may not need to be performed. We need to verify that our model has a material applied. By default one will be created for you, but if you are […]
Introduction Welcome to our first Programmer Art tutorial series. The ultimate goal in these tutorials is to instil a programmer with the capacity to create their own art assets, in this case using Blender. One thing I want to make clear right off the hop, this won’t teach you how to create *GOOD* art, […]
In this section, we are going to look at the fundamental aspects of modelling in 3D. If you have done any work in 3D, a lot of this will be old hat for you and you can safely skip ahead to the bottom for the Blender specific details. 3D Fundamentals At the […]
In this section we are going to cover navigating the Blender interface. This includes both selecting items, and controlling the application camera. It is important to realize that the app camera or view, is not the same as a scene camera. A scene camera is used if you are rendering your graphics to an […]
One area of Blender that is often over looked, or people are downright unaware of, is its video editing capabilities. Hidden behind the 3D functionality we all know and love, under a layer of yes… sometimes confusing UI, lives a remarkably capable NLE ( non-linear editor ). In this tutorial I am going […]
One of the nicest features of going with Blender is the fact that it is open source. One of the nicest facts of open source is you don’t have to wait for a vendor to release a new version, you can go get the cutting edge version at any time. That said, building Blender […]
