Learning Unit #7 General Notes |
Learning Unit #7 focuses on Blender lighting and the World background editor. Blender has a wonderful selection of lamp objects that allow modelers to create both realistic and abstract lighting effects. 1. View the 12 video tutorials. You may want to have your Blender application open to practice the tools or techniques demonstrated in each video tutorial. Click on the Flash link 2. Complete the Learning Unit #7 Exercise. 3. Complete the Learning Unit #7 PDF Tutorial (Candle). Click on the PDF tutorial link to view the tutorial. There is also a link to a completed copy of the tutorial .blend file named "DiceComplete.blend" located in the "Candle.zip" file. The Candle tutorial is fairly easy to complete. It provides a good introduction to Blender's Halo materials and Particles system. |
| Blender Lighting - Point Lamp |  |  | |
| Blender Lighting - Sun Lamp | | | |
| Blender Lighting - Sun Lamp - Sky and Atmosphere | | | |
| Blender Lighting - Hemi Lamp | | | |
| Blender Lighting - Area Lamp | | | |
| Blender Lighting - Spot Lamp | | | |
| Blender Lighting - Ambient Occlusion | | | |
| World Editor - Background Sky | | | |
| World Editor - Background Image | | | |
| World Editor - Stars | | | |
| World Editor - Mist | | | |
| Render Slots | | | (J-KEY) |
Learning Unit #7 - Exercise With 4 cubes and a monkey object, use blender lighting and world mist to create a rendered image that looks something like this.
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 | Learning Unit #7 - Candle |
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