Yes, KIT ops, is the example of how a product is thought out a free version and a paid version. Now I tried to learn about linear algebra, Fourier analysis, etc, but I have a hard time updating myself. And I couldn’t see well what he was writing on the chalkboard.
As kid, I was interested in math, but the teacher sent me at the back of the classroom. Thank you for your reply, I was just very busy for a while.Ī major in math! How I wish I had that. On a side note have you seen Ian Hubert’s Salad Mug - Dynamo Dream (episode 1) video on Youtube. I guess I’m just Blender another addon junky, eh! Fun stuff though. I can spend hours just experimenting with this one. Shape Generator is also another one I like to play with. I also love Sverchok and looking forward in starting to toy around with Blender’s new Geo Nodes at some point.
There’s also Blender Terrain Mixer which is pretty cool. One can learn a lot from it (although it’s not an easy one to fully understand that’s for sure). My favorite procedural texture is hard to say but perhaps it’s the Procedural Rock Shader by Crosin ( here). Also, JSplacement is also very good for making height maps that one can then use in Blender (and other software). Simple Renaming Panel is super helpful also when working with large number of objects (like in kit-bashes). Picked up some new kit bashes today that I’ll be converting to Kit Ops packs. They are very handy for building things like spaceships, buildings, prototypes, etc… (yes I’m a huge sci-fi fan). Very cool stuff.Īt the moment my favorite addon is Kit Ops and Chipp Walters’ other related addons. My latest discovery is procedural textures by Pascal Deraed Spy Spider Bot Behind the Scenes article on BlenderNation. I’m still a beginner but trying to improve all the time. I’m always looking for tricks and tips for this.
Yes, I do like math (it’s my major) and procedural modeling.
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