CRÉATION GRAPHIQUE PUBLICITAIRE - 3D with BLENDER
Je recherche un premier emploi dans les arts graphiques (studio de création graphique intégré ou en imprimerie). Mon domaine de compétence est la création graphique traditionnelle et numérique publicitaire (illustration, mise en page, 3D fixe, 3D temps réel).
Exemples :
Stands, PLV (simulation 3D)
3D fixe
Annonces presse
Logos
Plaquettes
Design, packaging
Illustration, dessin
Prise de vue numérique
Retouche photo
Pack commercial
WHAT
IS BLENDER ?
• Blender is an open source software for 3D modeling,
animation, rendering, post-production and interactive creation (video
games). It's 100% free, under the GNU public license.
WHO CAN USE BLENDER ?
• Blender and GameBlender is the best way
to start in 3D if you're a beginner, and if you can't afford 3D Studio
Max, Maya, Lightwave, Softimage XSI or
a PIXAR farm. The 3D pros often don't like Blender, because
it's free.
WHICH RELEASE IS THE BEST ?
• It depends on what you're gonna do with it. If you want to
work on "classical" 3D, you can try the latest version (2.42).
But if you wanna play with the game engine (GameBlender), you'll
need a stable release, like the 2.25. Anyway, all the versions of Blender
(since the first one) are available on the official site.
> Download Blender Publisher 2.25 + the registration key
WHERE CAN I FIND BLENDER STUFF ?
> blender3d.com,
the official site, always up-to-date
> gameblender.org,
a forum for the game engine users
> elysiun,
a forum for the Blendermaniacs
> J.M. Soler's site,
a lot of documentation for Frenchies
...and a lot of fabulous links that you can find with Google.
• Some files need their dll's (included), so don't delete them !
FRONTIER CITY
In this game, you must collect
10 golden nuggets hidden through
a Far-West city.
You're the light-jockey of a club.
Have fun with the fx !
> Download Frontier City screenshots
Shoot those red robots with your double-laser gun !
> Download Space invaders 2004
> Download the .blend file for Blender 2.25
Rotate the doughnut and see how the game engine deals with the reflection. (You can subdivide your mesh again and again, but GameBlender has some limits).
Another lighting test. One object cloned three times (same number of faces), but each one has a material with a different level of reflection. Nothing has changed with the 2.42 release.
Just to show that textures are not always necessary. It's a short walkthrough in a big place like a museum, I guess. A better version is coming soon...
Some spatial corridors, explosions, a cheap lightsaber and heavy, animated and lighted textures.
Made with a recent release of Blender. Another test of lightning.
Make bubbles, just for the fun.
In fact, there's only one room. I made that GameBlender thing after watching the Cube movie. It was a sort of visual memory exercise.
Lightning tests with a recent version of Blender. Tiny textures (a few octets) and collision bugs.
Here you can emit some metal balls, in the direction you choose. Try to adjust the emission to your PC screen, so you can see the spheres coming right to your face.
Well, it's just an petrol lamp (you can see it in in my other GameBlender game Frontier City). But I think it's quite great for the time I worked on it (maybe 45 min. from the rough to the game integration).
I intend to make a racing game like ReVolt (radio-controlled toy cars), but...it's only a project.
Some kind of screensaver with lights effects
that you can control with your mouse.