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                     INTRODUCTION TO BLENDER                                                                  CHAPTER

                        Learning Outcomes

                       The student will be able to:
                           learn the key features and interface of Blender.
                           customise workspaces and navigate the 3D viewport.
                           work with modelling, shading and animation tools.
                           understand rendering and output settings.

                     It is difficult to create complex 3D models and animations using traditional 2D design software.
                     This is where the role of Blender comes in. With the help of Blender, you can design realistic 3D
                     objects, animate scenes, create visual effects and even develop interactive applications. It allows
                     you to model, texture, sculpt, rig, animate and render your projects all in one platform.

                     Blender is an open-source 3D creation suite used by animators, game developers, visual effects
                     artists and designers worldwide. It provides a comprehensive set of tools for 3D modelling, texturing,
                     sculpting, animation, rendering and more. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, Blender
                     offers a flexible and powerful environment for bringing your creative visions to life.

                               KEY FEATURES OF BLENDER

                     Blender 5.0 provides the following features:

                       All-in-One 3D Creation Suite: Blender includes many important tools for creating 3D content,
                       such as modelling, which allows you to build 3D shapes and objects. Rendering helps turn your
                       3D models into realistic images or videos. Animation and rigging enable characters and objects
                       to move, while video editing lets you cut and edit videos directly in Blender. Special effects (VFX)
                       allow you to add effects like explosions, fire or magic. Texturing and compositing add colours,
                       patterns and details to your models. Simulations help create effects like flowing water, smoke

                       or cloth movement.

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