On Thu, May 19, 2005 at 07:41:14AM +0000, Matt wrote:
> > I've seen the Blender book on the shelf at Borders - maybe I'll
> > pick it up and give it a try.
>
> For nothing, it is awesome software. Can't be beaten.
Agreed, it's by far the most functional free tool out there.
> And if you don't mind getting a little dirty, you can throw together
> a farm in short order. Additionally, you really don't need the
> book.
However, if you're _already_ familiar with some other big 3D modeling
and animation package, you might really want a book on hand. I did
some work several years ago with PowerAnimator (the precursor to
Maya), and the Blender interface is so radically different that I was
pretty much in a constant state of confusion every time I tried to use
it.
If you're coming in with no preconceived notions of how these tools
are supposed to work, it may be a lot easier to get comfortable.
-Dave Dodge
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