Time for action – refining the use of the Bézier curve handles Time for action – adding squash and stretch to the animation Time for action – working with a Bézier curve Time for action – rendering the animation Time for action – making a simple animation with keyframes Time for action – investigating the camera composition guides

Time for action – setting up Blender so you can see what the camera sees Time for action – moving an object in one plane in the local mode Time for action – moving an object in one plane in the global mode Time for action – using the global axis and local axis Time for action – observing how the lighting looks without rendering Time for action – moving the lamp far away Time for action – moving the lamp close to the cube

Controlling the Lamp, the Camera, and Animating ObjectsĬontrolling the Lamp, the Camera, and Animating Objects.

Time for action – toggling between the Perspective and Orthographic views Time for action – making the camera see what you do Time for action – zooming with the NumPad Time for action – rotating the view in another direction with the NumPad Time for action – rotating the view with the NumPad Time for action – verifying the Camera view Time for action – seeing the bottom view, and back view Time for action – seeing the top view, front view, and right-side view

Time for action – panning the scene in 3D View Time for action – zooming the scene in 3D View Time for action – rotating the scene in 3D View Time for action – flipping the window headerĮxploring the 3D View window – the heart of Blender Time for action – maximizing and tiling the window Time for action – joining the Blender windows Time for action – splitting the Blender windows Time for action – playing with the Blender windows

Basic modeling in blender on mac