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For anyone wanting to start with Blender, it is an amazing tool, with an amazing learning curve. But stick with it, do a few succesful tutorials and you'll make great stuff. The key to really mastering Blender is learning the hotkeys for everything. Your speed will improve x1000. If you are 101, start out with simple scenes like a space corridor (which is basically a hexagon or octagon with lots of rectangular volumes intersected) and add some planes with textures. Place a few lights and render with Cycles. All this can be done in 1-2 hours if you're quick of mind.

Animation usually works either with keyframes (you record specific points, like 'turret up' or 'turret down'. A good game engine can interpolate the keyframes for you. For Character Animation (CA), your model - which is just a bunch of faces of a volume at this point, ie static - has a skeleton, or a 'rig' as its called in CA. A rig are a collection of bones, which you can keyframe in different positions. Like 'Leg up' or 'leg down' The model is basically it's skin and will follow the movement: you tell Blender which points belong that particular bone. So the upper leg bone is tied to all the faces of the upper leg.

Really advanced animation systems can animate bulging muscles, physics, skin elasticity. But for a game like Empyrion its just the model that moves with the skeleton below. CA is pretty hard since you need to learn a lot about how people actually move.

If you just do leg up/down, it will look like a wooden puppet. But stick with it and you'll be able to create something convincing. Here is a link to a playlist of Jayanam, he has some really good tutorials on Blender (please scroll down to the low-poly animation tutorial) He also has tutorials on Unity Blender, and how it all comes together. Let me know if there are any specific questions! I have worked in the 3D field professionally, mostly as a static modeller and render artist (houses, traffic / vehicles, environments) so I might be able to answer some questions. Blender home & download. I recently had a go at blender, and after watching a bunch of tutorials and some small experimentation runs I decided to attempt to make a Mascot for UrgiCorp.

Sennheiser ew100 g2 manual pdf. It started out something like this first; I wanted to have moving elements so first I rigged up the Eyebrows to be able to change angles: After that I worked on the actual face and it evolved into this: I kept working on it and decided to add in some more moving elements: In the end I had to stop work since I couldn't work out how to have 2 different elements transforming along different normal axis. The Eyebrows, and 2 sliding compartments are controlled via several 'Empty' points. By manipulating the empty you cause the model to respond within it's constraints. Rotating the eyebrows empty causes the eyebrows to change angle. Similarly, moving the panels empty causes them to slide. Devs use Mayo and Blender for models, you can make models, the devs might even use some of them if there not tangled in legal gibblegarb, but Eleon have grabbed a lot of these models of Unity store and have slowly been replacing some with there own and adding LOD models to those, and LODs to some of the ones they intend to keep, like deco blocks for example, but I think creating things like this is a little trickier than it appears when they require multiple LOD models each.

It would be great to see Empyrions modding API capable of adding blocks like this with functions. Take a note from SE there, players love adding new blocks also and Empyrion is half way there with the new config files we can edit so lets hope they do something like this. Click to expand.I like this idea a lot.

I've spent a bunch of time with KSP and the mods are a huge part of the game. Having the ability to add functions as well as visual stuff allows you to allow new types of gameplay. Sometimes in an EA game like Empyrion, those ideas end up being incorporated into the base game in some fashion.

It might also help the devs to see what didn't work and save them from spending time on the same idea only to abandon it later. It's like having a whole community prototyping ideas for you. I think this community has a lot of ideas. Click to expand.Totally agreed. I for one would also like to see the HV turrets lose the huge 3x3 footprint.