Good Morning everyone,
On the 14Th of July I will be holding an introductory course to the opensource 3D application, Blender. If you are interested then please respond here so I can get a good idea about the numbers and suitable locations (will be somewhere in Norwich). On the following Monday, the 16Th of July, I will be giving a brief rundown of the same session at the IPLUG meeting for those that can't make the trip to Norwich (providing Mr Bower's car is fixed :D ).
Currently I am working on a 4 hour(ish) lesson plan. I will be giving a introduction to the basics of blender, an intro to polygon modelling, and finally some animation. After that I wouldn't mind showing off some fluids, dynamics, and particles, as well as showing off some of the sculpting, compositing, video editing, and painting tools.
If there is anything you guys would like to learn about in Blender or in 3D in general I am open to suggestions as to what else you would like to achieve on that day.
Other linux based CGI apps I am (reasonably) familiar with and able to answer some basic questions on include: Maya, Softimage, Nuke, Wings3D, Gimp, Houdini, and Shake.
I am doing this first of all as a test. Depending on the success on the event both in my ability to teach, and people able to attend may mean I do a few more maybe at the UEA, but one step at a time!
Cheers Richard
On 27 Jun 2007, at 10:41 am, Richard Bensley wrote:
On the 14Th of July I will be holding an introductory course to the opensource 3D application, Blender. If you are interested then please respond here so I can get a good idea about the numbers and suitable locations (will be somewhere in Norwich). On the following Monday, the 16Th of July, I will be giving a brief rundown of the same session at the IPLUG meeting for those that can't make the trip to Norwich (providing Mr Bower's car is fixed :D ).
I am interested.
Other linux based CGI apps I am (reasonably) familiar with and able to answer some basic questions on include: Maya, Softimage, Nuke, Wings3D, Gimp, Houdini, and Shake.
I read CGI as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Gateway_Interface rather than http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer-generated_imagery ;)
Cheers,
Dave
Richard Bensley wrote:
On the 14Th of July I will be holding an introductory course to the opensource 3D application, Blender. If you are interested then please respond here
Wow! This sounds really interesting. I'll do my very best to be there.
Thanks Richard
Ben
-- Ben Francis http://tola.me.uk
Sounds very interesting, other then making quake maps when i was a kid 3D modelling has been quite confusing. Blender is scary after starting it up the first time would be nice to see it in action. If its in Norwich ill be there :).
Dennis
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