Blender For Dummies

AWESOME Book and reference way point for all new to Blender It's got everything, if like me, used to use different software and just what to transfer over to another Easy to follow too.

Step by step guide to get started and create more advanced models in blender.

Fa riferimento a versioni troppo datate

A great book on a great computer program. I stopped making model airplanes out of plastic (they gathered dust, was too expensive, they broke easily and took about 6 months to make each one) and now just draw them on my computer (takes about a day to make one and can be placed against cloudy sky or over the ocean). My favorite Amazon purchases: - Pillow Pets Nickelodeon Spongebob Squarepants 16” Stuffed Animal (toy) - Fast Times by Sabrina Carpenter (greatest song ever) - Twilight (movie) - Canada Dry Tahitian Treat Soda 20 Oz (liquid happiness) - Thrive Life: Freeze-Dried Strawberries (a reason to continue living) - Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson (book)

I had purchased the two previous editions from the same author and was pleasantly surprised to see how well it keeps up with the latest changes made to Blender. I have quite a few books on Blender and this one is by far the easiest book to help one grasp such a complex piece of software like Blender. In just under 600 pages, Jason manages to cover all the most important tools and explains both the rudiments and more complex concepts in layman's terms, i.e. the when and why you should use a specific tool at any given moment during production. I especially liked the sections covering compositing and animation. This book intertwines perfectly with the official user manual from blender.org.