Have you ever seen The Lord Of The Rings?
Then this should feel familiar!
This tutorial is going to be a long one, but will cover so many cool things.
We will be learning:
Second part of the energy designing tutorial is finally out!
We will only use blender 3D in this part.You will learn how to model the actual can as well as adding some nice reflections to it. Make sure you’ve watched the first part of the tutorial. Here is a glimpse of the can with materials on it, and with a simple blending color background.
Alot of people have asked me how to unwrap in blender, so i decided to create a texture for the second part of this tutorial. Because the second part will show you how to use this texture and unwrap an cylinder to create an real 3D energy drink. In other words, this part will only cover how to create the texture using Photoshop.
In this part we’ll be covering the remaining modifiers
:
Mask
Armature
Cast
Displace
Hook
Lattice
Mesh Deform
Shrinkwrap
Simple Deform
Smooth
Lets add some collision to our sprites.
Watch the tutorial to learn how to use rectangles and set up the if-statement that’s needed.
What is hooks and how could we use it to our advantage?
Let’s say we’ve modeled a bow and wanna animate the bowstring, what is the easiest way of achieving this?
Learn how to use blender game engine for some cool chain physics.
Playing around with BGE collision settings and hopefully learn some tips and tricks along the way.
In this part we’ll be covering the remaining modifiers:
Mirror
Multiresolution
Screw
Solidify
Subdivision Surface(SUBSURF)
UVProject
Render Them is an addon created for easier compositing in other applications such as After Effects or Photoshop.
This addon will make sure to render every mesh by it self, which means that you can give some objects cool looking effects in another software without having to mask out unnecessary objects in other words this will save you a great deal of time.
This addon was created by: Mostafa Hassan for Graphicscenter.net
Download this addon here, and please make sure to tell us what needs to be improved/changed.
Have you ever thought: “I don’t know what this modifier does, but it probably sucks”
because you don’t have the time or energy to find out?
It’s time to find out what all modifiers are capable of, and what they are used for.
Blender 2.5 has some awesome new modifiers as well as some old improved ones. In this tutorial we’re going to take a look at some of them.