![]() That way a kid could happily sit down, add cube, add gold material. * Provide LOTS of ready made materials and textures to click on. Same colour scheme, but more buttons and a few more exciting tools. So it seems to me that the best way to introduce Blender to children would be to use a set of graded themes and screen layouts:īeginner: A mainly white but colourful interface that looks much like other software - e.g. They both happily use PowerPoint or Publisher unaided to create some very elaborate presentations, but one look at Blender's interface is enough to scare them away. "Whoahh, that's so complicated I could never learn that!". ![]() ![]() The eldest, when she was still at primary school, told me she'd been working on "co-ordinates, lines and 3D shapes" at school so I showed her that Blender can do exactly that too. ![]() My children (now 12 and 10) have frequently seen me creating animations for my job using Blender.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |