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Published by Kernon on
June 10th, 2007 in 3D News, Documentation, Tutorials
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May 30th, 2007 in 3D News, Toolbox
MaPZone, a Windows-based procedural texture editor, makes the bold claim of being the "most powerful texturing tool ever". Well…they've certainly made the effort to live up to the claim. What do you think?
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May 24th, 2007 in 3D News, Tutorials
There's plenty of info available on how to create screencapture videos for the Windows and Mac platforms but, what about Linux? Chris Cherrett has come up with a simple (and free) solution…
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Published by Kernon on
May 3rd, 2007 in 3D News, Art
See if you can guess which image is a photo and which is a scene modeled in Blender.
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Published by Kernon on
May 1st, 2007 in 3D News, Python Scripts, Toolbox
Here's another gem from Matt Ebb on exporting 3D curves, specifically to 3DS Max.
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April 27th, 2007 in 3D News, Art
With the help of Ian Ball, British police are entering the animation age this week in a bid to get the car crime prevention message across to young people.
A vulnerability has been discovered in Blender allowing for user-assisted arbitrary code execution. We suspect that this issue affects Blender 2.42 on all platforms.
It's always interesting to see the workflow and ideas of others so, here's an article on the character animation process.
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Published by Kernon on
April 4th, 2007 in 3D News, Python Scripts, Toolbox
Here's a great time-saving tool created by Vaclav Chaloupka. It's been created to allow fast searching of materials in a scene with the ability to easily replace them with another material. But, that's not all it can do.
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Published by Kernon on
March 26th, 2007 in 3D News, Toolbox
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March 19th, 2007 in Games, Tutorials
Here's a great resource of Blender's Game Engine games, demos, and tutorials that is a must-see for Game Engine enthusiasts.
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The recent article about the keystroke tool for video tutorials spurred my curiosity about the AutoHotkey scripting language. Looking further, it quickly became clear that there might be a way to remap keystrokes in Blender. I performed a couple of quick tests…
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Published by Kernon on
March 15th, 2007 in 3D News, Toolbox
How does your system compare to other systems when it comes to rendering your scenes in Blender? What's the best system configuration to optimize your rendering times? These questions, and more, have all crossed our minds at least once. Well, here's a way to begin to get some real-world information towards answering your questions.
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Published by Kernon on
March 13th, 2007 in 3D News, Toolbox
Video tutorials are great but, it's very difficult for authors to articulate every keystroke and mouse-click, along with performing everything else. Even when it can be done, it tends to make for longer tutorials because the author has to slow down.
Well, here's a tool for video tutorial authors that may prove to be quite helpful.
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Published by Kernon on
February 20th, 2007 in Tutorials
Here's a great script and tutorial, created by "blendenzo" for Blender's Game Engine, showing you how to easily create a custom mouse cursor for your game projects.
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Here's a simple, yet pleasing example of Blender's Displacement Modifier done by Robert J. Tiess (RobertT).
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