Ton Roosendaal / Roland Hess (Ed.)
The Essential Blender
Guide to 3D Creation with the Open Source Suite Blender
IN DEN WARENKORB LEGEN
40,00 Euro(D) / 41,20 Euro(A)
September 2007
376 Seiten, komplett in Farbe, Broschur, mit DVD
ISBN: 978-1-59327-166-4
No Starch Press
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Blender is the only free, fully integrated 3D graphics creation suite to allow modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, and real time interactive 3D with cross-platform compatibility.
The Essential Blender is the must have book on Blender. Following on the heels of the very successful Blender 2.3 Guide, this latest book from the Blender Foundation is the official guide to learning the fundamentals of Blender. The Essential Blender is appropriate for people new to Blender or curious about the latest changes the software. The book covers modeling, materials and textures, lighting, particle systems, several kinds of animation, and rendering. It also contains chapters on the compositor and new mesh sculpting tools. For users familiar with other 3D packages, separate indices reference topics using the terminology in those applications. The book includes a DVD with Blender for all platforms as well as the files and demos from the book.
Zielgruppe:
- Beginners, students, and professional designers Windows, Mac OSX, Irix, Sun Solaris, Free BSD, and Linux users
A team of the best writers and artists in the Blender community have come together to help create The Essential Blender. Editor Roland Hess is a professional writer who has used Blender for almost a decade. Ton Roosendaal is Blenders creator and the chairman and founder of the Blender Foundation, the non-profit organization that maintains Blender under the GNU/GPL license. He co-authored The Official Blender 2.3 Guide, The Official Blender GameKit (both No Starch Press), and The Official Blender 2.0 Guide (Premier Press).







