Want a laugh? Check this out: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/computersI couldn't stop laughing.
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Monday, September 1, 2014
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Two new tabs!
If you haven't already noticed, we now have two new tabs! Repairs and Websites. As the tabs say, I am now beginning to build websites for small businesses and have been doing a few iPhone repairs lately. So feel free to check out the pricing online or email me if you have any questions mildflame@live.com.auFriday, June 27, 2014
Blender Progress
It has been a long while since I last posted and I think it's time I update you with my latest blender work.
I expanded on my knowledge of cloth collisions, From what I learnt from those two tutorials I decided to go ahead and challenge myself by making a scene containing a glass cup and water collision.
I modelled the cup and got the texture correct for that, then started messing around with the water domain however my laptop kept crashing. I transferred this project onto my video editing PC with more RAM (Memory) that allowed me to do the liquid simulation at a low resolution. I turned up the resolution as high as the computer could handle simulating before setting up the texture.
As you can see the water does look quite 'blocky'.
My next idea was to create an animation so I used my dodgy modeling skills to model a wineglass and wine collision.
I gave up and got bored on that project, moving onto a bigger one.
As I was searching for previous tutorials, for documentation purposes, I came across this teddy bear tutorial that interested me and had techniques I hadn't learnt before so I did it.
And to push this further I have attempted to make this bear look as unloved as possible:
(3D Moddeling software website.)
You saw my first Cycles (render system) tutorial I followed a while back and since then I learnt more about the material properties after following this tutorial containing glass.
I expanded on my knowledge of cloth collisions, From what I learnt from those two tutorials I decided to go ahead and challenge myself by making a scene containing a glass cup and water collision.
I modelled the cup and got the texture correct for that, then started messing around with the water domain however my laptop kept crashing. I transferred this project onto my video editing PC with more RAM (Memory) that allowed me to do the liquid simulation at a low resolution. I turned up the resolution as high as the computer could handle simulating before setting up the texture.
As you can see the water does look quite 'blocky'.
I gave up and got bored on that project, moving onto a bigger one.
As I was searching for previous tutorials, for documentation purposes, I came across this teddy bear tutorial that interested me and had techniques I hadn't learnt before so I did it.
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And to push this further I have attempted to make this bear look as unloved as possible:
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