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| Particles Blender Tutorial
Posted in Blender 3D > Effects by tutorialgrub on Dec 04, 2011
The ninth in a series of tutorials to help you learn now to use blender, a free 3D modeling program. |
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| Introduction to Smoke/Fire Simulation in Blender 2.5 – Day 5
Posted in Blender 3D > Effects by tutorialgrub on Nov 22, 2011
In the final part of his hi-res flame setup, Gottfried Hofmann, the man behind the official Blender smoke/fire documents, continues his look at smoke and fire simulation techniques within Blender 2.5 by adding in the scene camera and compositing together the final product. Prepare to be amazed at just what Blender can do for free! |
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| Create a Wicked Drum of Smoke in Blender
Posted in Blender 3D > Effects by tutorialgrub on May 03, 2011
The basic setup is very simple - just a domain, a plane as an emitter and a vortex force field. This tutorial assumes that you are already familiar with the Blender 2.5 smoke simulation. Blendfile available, too! |
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| HDRI Rendering - Making Things Look Real
Posted in Blender 3D > Effects by tutorialgrub on Apr 01, 2011
HDRi is an amazing way of making things look real! |
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| Boids Particle System
Posted in Blender 3D > Effects by tutorialgrub on Mar 30, 2011
This is a tutorial about the boids in the particle system. I used it to create a prey and predator scene. So that one kind off particles chase another particle system and that they eat them. Boids is used for the creation off flocks, herds, or groups or particles. |
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| Soft Body Cloth in Blender Game Engine
Posted in Blender 3D > Effects by tutorialgrub on Mar 29, 2011
This is a tutorial on how to make low poly cloth for the game engine (it blows in the 'wind' too!). |
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| Grass in the Blender Game Engine
Posted in Blender 3D > Effects by tutorialgrub on Mar 29, 2011
A simple video tutorial on making grass for the Blender Game Engine. |
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| Mix Smoke of Two Different Colors in Blender
Posted in Blender 3D > Effects by tutorialgrub on Jan 02, 2011
The effect is based around a voxel data texture whith the heat values of the the smoke as source. This tutorial assumes that you are already familiar with the smoke simulation in Blender 2.5. You can also download the finished blendfile. |
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