Like with eye glasses - how would you make a frame for them? Just the part that sticks out over the ears.
I'm looking into curves and deforming a cube to do this, or possibly just beveling a curve into what I want - what would be the easiest and best way to do this shape?
In the following figures we show the results of our attempts in order to mix a key-framed animation with a fluid simulation. As you can see, in the top one the obstacle is static (fix) but in the bottom one it turns counterclockwise slowly.
Static one took only 5 minutes to be baked, however,...
I just added a simple compositing node setup to add glare to my scene.
The edges of my cubical objects seem very jagged when enabling nodes while rendering.
I think it might be an antialiasing issue.
I've tried the "Full Sample" mode, but I see no difference.
What's going on?
I use sky texture for environmental lightning. It gets rendered as background when I do that.
Can I disable rendering it but still use it for environmental lightning?
I'm trying to bevel an object but I can't see any option for that. I've tried using the Ctrl + B shortcut and the Mesh > Edges > Bevel. But as it can be seen in the screenshot, there is no option for that.
I'm using Blender 2.62 in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I'm not sure, but I think I downloaded Blender...
Like with eye glasses - how would you make a frame for them? Just the part that sticks out over the ears.
I'm looking into curves and deforming a cube to do this, or possibly just beveling a curve into what I want - what would be the easiest and best way to do this shape?
In the following figures we show the results of our attempts in order to mix a key-framed animation with a fluid simulation. As you can see, in the top one the obstacle is static (fix) but in the bottom one it turns counterclockwise slowly.
Static one took only 5 minutes to be baked, however,...
There is some way to make loop selections with emulate MMB and left click turned on
