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Fastest path to L10 mastery. Within the blender. Unfortunately… yes. Only very few times. I will not talk about that here though. It is in the best interest of the Blender project and its contributors to keep that information confidential.
Luckily the cases faded out and never lead to actions. However, these situations did help to become better aware of how to share information. The first guideline I added was:. The first guideline is to ensure you transfer the responsibilities of sharing the ideas to the Blender Foundation, which is much better suited to act legally than an individual coder. There has been quite a wild discussion on the copyright guideline elsewhere on this forum.
I think several people brought up sensible remarks though. We should get good guidelines here that are clear, practical, and that are widely endorsed. Hopefully this write up helps, but please let me know how to improve it. I will update the wiki page with the copyright text later too.
A way for moderators to delete posts in blender. In the book Free as in Freedom about Richard Stallman there was a story of how Richard was fighting with the early non-free programs by doing a hack. He had access to the source code of those programs. But instead of copying it. He was learning the features of the non-free program to rewrite them into a slightly more free one.
He had a lot of legal problems because of doing so. First he read the source code and was trying to implement it differently. But later only read about the features in the documentation to avoid copying parts of the code without noticing it. In the case of Blender an awareness of what people need is a good thing. But reliance on other software in order to make this one is unnecessary. Blender quickly becomes number 1 3D tool on the market.
We are on a race with a faster car. Others simply started earlier by cheating. By making EULAs and other nasty things they got slightly ahead at first. But not for long. Now they are. And they will try to fight us. Imagine a scene from a car race movie where our hero started last and coming closer to being the first. And all the bad guys use cheats and hidden weapons to try to keep their position. Tensions grow. Trying to copy over features from other software is like trying to copy scenes from one film to another.
People will be turned off. Coolest games and projects always try to break the rules instead of following them. Richard Stallman hacked the copyright system with GPL. Nobody saw that coming. Gnome 3 is a weird desktop environment. Lead the way. So other programs gonna copy from Blender. And not the other way around. Think about the feature. Redesign it in your head. In the 3D environment, Grease Pencil can animate 2D objects in mainly 4 ways:.
By means of interpolation, the intermediate animation frames can be generated based on the existing previous and following frames. This compensates for the motion blur and makes the animation smoother. When you animate some characters of simple shapes, you can use this tool to add new breakdown frames automatically. And once enabled, interpolated keyframes will be applied to all layers, and only workable with selected strokes.
Put it simply, rigging is a way to control the objects in Blender. It constructs movable parts of the character e. And this is the so-called armature, often used for skeletal animation. In addition to that, there are other features involved in rigging , e.
It converts any material into a cartoonist representation, just like an anime-making button. Rendering in Blender is actually the process of creating 2D images from a 3D model.
And the rendered image is generated based on sets of data of color, texture, and material of a certain object. Blender has 3 built-in render engines including Cycles, Eevee, and Workbench. According to Blender's official explanation, Eevee is a physically-based real-time renderer, Cycles is a physically-based path tracer, while Workbench is designed for layout and previews.
They can work together, as well as render independently, but differ in render quality. Workbench is the basic renderer for fast modeling and animation rendering.
Its primary mission is to display a scene into the 3D viewport. Eevee is the brand new engine since Blender 2.
It is a real-time render like game rendering in Unreal or Unity. Eevee uses a lot of tricks to render intuitively at the fastest speed. Cycles, the workhorse of all Blender rendering, uses ray tracing more accurately.
Cycles differs from Eevee that it presents more details like reflections, global illumination, and ambient occlusion, but at the cost of rendering time. In a nutshell, Eevee is fast, but not accurate. Workbench is the basic renderer for visualization work throughout the whole process. Cycles is the one that smashed all the good features together but at the cost of rendering time.
Besides these 3 built-in rendering engines, there are more renders available as add-ons. Besides, Blender has developed plenty of add-ons for each editing mode.
For instance, VSE Quick Functions in Toolboxes, this script is designed to make Blender video editing easier to use by implementing features often found in other video editors. Includes: strip parenting, ripple editing, right-click context menus, automatic proxy generation, and much more.
And the same to 3D animation and modeling. Numerous add-ons constantly strengthen and enrich Blender functions, and raise it as powerful as other paid software. However, these plug-ins rely much on the main software.
Blender should be stable enough so that they can keep up all the time. Once Blender made big changes in updating, most of them should be re-develop to fit it again. Open-source 3D creation suit as it is, Blender software recently has ranked on the list of best video editors. And it does develop and modify the built-in video editor constantly. After all, it is the one with the most professional functions while cost noting. Blender has got good word of mouth for its 3D modeling, animation, and sculpting.
As for video editing, it surely meets basic needs. But if you skim through the reviewing sites, users are complaining about the problems below:. Blender deters away many newbies by its complex editing interface and operations. So you need to get advanced technical knowledge primarily. Although there are loads of tutorials on the Internet, the entire systematic courses are very expensive.
Since it is a long way to learn, many people turn to other easy video editors. Blender is still a 3D-centered program and boasts of expertise in graphics processing.
If you value video quality pretty much, Blender might not be your first choice. Many users choose Blender software for its zero cost but have to suffer the painful learning curve and complex operations. Is there any similar video editing tool that is easier than Blender? If you just want quick and easy edits, built-in video editors also worth a shot, like Windows Photos, and iMovie for macOS.
At last, don't forget online video editors as long as your video file is within their size limitation. Let's check a Blender alternative below:. If you are searching for an alternative to Blender, VideoProc Vlogger is an option to go. Developed as an impressive video editor for Windows and Mac computer, VideoProc offers a number of basic as well as advanced features to help you edit videos like trimming, splitting, merging, recording voice, adding music, adding subtitles, adding filters, adding transitions, changing speed, and more.
You can grab this tool and create a stunning video within simple steps! Needless to say, Blender is prominent free 3D graphics software that performs at the same level as Maya and ZBrush. Formerly, video editing was an inconspicuous feature of Blender.
But it took user feedback seriously and improved it to a prominent tool in video editing. Although great works are not created just by one software, Blender comes with the most comprehensive functions and abundant add-ons.
To a certain degree, it is able to free users from annoying tool switching. Cecilia Hwung is the marketing manager of Digiarty Software and the editor-in-chief of VideoProc team.
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