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Gottfried Hofmann - Blender Network - Connecting Blender Professionals I'm a Blender trainer and VFX-artist from Erlangen, Germany and Founder of the Tutorial-Website BlenderDiplom.com. Up to today I have worked as freelance artist, one-on-one-trainer, instructor and author of numerous articles and tutorials on Blender. My main strength is to figure out complex problems related to simulations, shaders and compositing. I'm holding a diploma in computer sciences. Language: German, fluent in English References:

3D Printing Design & Modeling Software Autodesk 123D DesignEasy-to-use yet powerful modeling tool with library of existing components or the ability to create from scratch. Also available for the iPad. Integrated and prints directly to Shapeways. Learn how 123D Design and Shapeways work together Blender 3D Design Course Blender 3D Design Course Note: Added new Lesson #13 - NURBS Surfaces / Meta Objects - April 27, 2013 Note: Added new Lesson #14 - Rigid Body Dynamics- June 1, 2013 Outdoor scene rendering Hey Gustav, I too am creating a landscape scene for my short film. For lansdcape scenes, I originally used Bryce, however I switched over to Blender, since Blender seemed to give me more control over how I wanted my scenes to look and also allowed me to add extra features such as character animation, particles and things like that.. From my understanding, these features are not implemented(or a lack-of) in Bryce, Vue, and other landscape generating software. Some people have also complained that Blender's internal renderer was slow, talk about Bryce...Not sure about Vue though. Also Bryce gave me a fake and cartoony feel and was not so realistic or nice on the eye.

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Manual/Textures/Maps/Bump and Normal Maps From BlenderWiki Mode: All Modes Panel: Shading/Texture Context → Image Hotkey: F6 Creating Realistic Grass in Blender Let’s welcome Jonathan Lampel to Blender Cookie Tutorial: Learning how to create realistic grass in Blender Hi guys, and welcome to this written tutorial about creating realistic grass in Blender. This blender tutorial is meant to teach you how to create and add grass to whatever scene you need, by showing you a simple and fast technique. A few things to note before starting:

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Netiquette, by Virginia Shea, Table of Contents and Welcome Page Webmaster's Note: Welcome to the WWW version of the book Netiquette by Virginia Shea, published by Albion Books. This online edition contains all the text and graphics from the bound book — you can use the Next Page / Previous Page links to navigate each and every page. Please let us know what you think — we welcome feedback at the email address webmaster2004@albion.com. Front CoverTitle Page 3Copyright Page 4Author's Dedication 5Table of Contents 7Foreword by Guy Kawasaki 11Acknowledgements 13A Note on Terminology 15 Part IIntroduction to Netiquette Chapter 1When in Cyberspace... 19 Chapter 2The Many Domains of Cyberspace 25 The Internet 25 Commercial online services 28

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