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Ci-Blender — Blender3D Abstract Tutorial I
Published: 2005-12-21 23:46:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 31930; Favourites: 67; Downloads: 6504
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Explains the method used to create concentric crystals/tentacles using Blender3D's subsurface function. As seen in Compulsion.Related content
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This is awesome! I think the buttons may have changed some...
Anyways I am now in novice stages of messing around thanks to you 
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I've always wanted to know how to do these things~!
You are my hero.
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I have literally been looking everywhere for this sort of tutorial. Thank you very much.
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Thanks a lot!
Really great effect that I try to do for a (too) long time!!!
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Nice tutorial
Please go check my tutorials on Blender out...
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Thanks a lot man, i'll be using this for a school project!
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really simple techniques ill remind these for sure, thanks so much for this tutorial
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THANK YOU SO MUCH.
now that i have gootne over my overjoyedness...i would like to say that i am just getting into 3d moddeling, and this will help woderfully!
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Nice job, I pretty much suck at blender and I made something cool.
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Hi Dude,
I'm new to blender and searched for such a trutorial
But I've a little problem, can't change the mesh into a subsurface curve, there is not such an option in the mesh panel.
Would great if someone could tell me what I have made wrong.
Nevertheless tremendous tutorial!
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nice job been looking for blender abstract tut
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This looks really good. But, I just downloaded Blender yesterday and am trying out this tutorial at the moment. As of now, I don't know what a "'scale' widget" is. Nothing I've tried is lengthening it like it should. Sooo.... I think I'll leave it alone for a while.
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Scale widget would be the S key I believe. I'd suggest not leaving blender alone too much, as it's interface needs time to grow on you. I'd say grabbing some of the mesh modelling tutorials out on the web would be a place to find the key references.
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Thats really neat
Ive got 2 questions:
1- Is Blender3d free?
2- Can you color the object in Blender, or do you have to do it is PS/GIMP, etc.
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1-yes, [link]
2-yes, it's called using materials (or texturing for multiple colors/patterns)
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great tutorial. just what i needed to give some inspiration, thanks
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Wow great job.. I really needed something like this.. because Im new to blender and this helps me out a lot.
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wow im new to blender, going to try this asap, looks cool
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Thanks a lot, guys; this is much more positive feedback than I expected for my first tutorial. This is what keeps me coming back to write more!
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i've been looking for this tut for a long time, now blender can do everything i want it to ^.^
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You've presented this tutorial very well. I'm going to use these techniques, especially because they're simple. It's easy to understand.
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