Blender for Animation and Film-Based Production
eBook - ePub

Blender for Animation and Film-Based Production

  1. 284 pages
  2. English
  3. ePUB (mobile friendly)
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - ePub

Blender for Animation and Film-Based Production

About this book

See Why Blender Is Right for Your Studio's PipelineBlender for Animation and Film-Based Production explores why Blender is ideal for animation films. It demonstrates Blender's capability to do the job in each production department. Whether you are a beginner or more advanced user, you'll see why Blender should be taken into consideration in animati

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Table of contents

  1. Preliminaries
  2. Dedication
  3. Preface
  4. Author
  5. Chapter 1: Why Blender?
  6. Figure 1.1
  7. Chapter 2: History of Blender
  8. Figure 2.1
  9. Chapter 3: Blender User Interface
  10. Figure 3.1
  11. Chapter 4: Blender in a Digital Studio Pipeline
  12. Figure 4.1
  13. Chapter 5: Modeling Your Main Character
  14. Figure 5.1
  15. Chapter 6: Applying Materials to Our Objects
  16. Figure 6.1
  17. Chapter 7: Blender Internal Textures
  18. Figure 7.1
  19. Chapter 8: UV Unwrap and External Textures
  20. Figure 8.1
  21. Chapter 9: Introduction to Rigging: Armatures and Bones
  22. Figure 9.1
  23. Chapter 10: The Animation Process
  24. Figure 10.1
  25. Chapter 11: Introduction to Lighting
  26. Figure 11.1
  27. Chapter 12: Compositing Nodes
  28. Figure 12.1
  29. Chapter 13: Using Particles and Dynamics
  30. Figure 13.1
  31. Chapter 14: Render
  32. Figure 14.1
  33. Chapter 15: Final Movie Compositing
  34. Chapter 16: Python
  35. Figure 16.1
  36. Chapter 17: Film Promotion and Conclusion
  37. Appendix
  38. References