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Blender Introduction
Introduction
Blender demonstration
Hardware
Blender 2D
2D techniques - fills, lines, shapes
2D transformations
Blender 3D
Start Working With 3D Models
Working With Vertex/Edge/Face
3D transformations
Perspective
Visible Surfaces
Blender Camera And Animation
Following the path
Setting up the camera
Adjusting the camera position
Animating the camera and the character
Close up scene
Fine tuning a close up
Adjusting the rig
Walk cycle without a path
Animating the controller
Animating the rig
Fine tuning the button push
Adding The rendered PNG's
Adding sound assets
Rendering out the final animation
As per Current 3D Design industry Level Creative Design & Multimedia Institute Provide a Best Training in Blender. Blender is an inconceivable, open Source robust, Developed by Blender Foundation. What is Blender? Blender is open-source 3D computer Advance Graphics Design software tool. Blender is used for making 3D animated films, innovative 3D visual effects, 3D printed model, motion graphics video, interactive 3D applications, and innovative computer games. Features of Blender is 3D modelling creation, texturing, raster based graphics editing, smoke simulation. Blender is used to particle simulation, soft body simulation, sculpting, animating, rendering, motion graphics, Video Editing composition. Use in the Media Industry
NeoGeo commercial animation company found Blender in 1994 • Blender has been used for many country in commercial television programme.
Blender is use in many companies for wider used including NASA. • NASA used Blender to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the Curiosity rover landing on Mars to develop an interactive web application Experience Curiosity to.
Blender operate the rover, control the camera and robotic machine. Why Should Learn Blender 3D?
Blender is free cost.
Blender is open sourced 3D designing tools
Blender use Python programming script which is easy to learn..
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