The Blender Gamekit: Interactive 3D for Artists
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #95413 in Books
- Published on: 2009-05-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 317 pages
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- ISBN13: 9781593272050
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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a disappointment
This book will not teach you how the Blender Game Engine works. It just goes through some example games and shows some specific details on how features in those games work. This book is a major step backward from the original Blender Gamekit book as that book did teach how to make games from scratch (unfortunately the version of Blender used in that book is hopelessly out of date). The graphical layout of the book is very well done though. Consult the Blender Wiki if you want to learn how the BGE works.
Any online game programmer will welcome this fine survey
Game artists interested in the interactive 3D opportunities of Blender will appreciate the 2nd updated edition of THE BLENDER GAMEKIT, reviewing the options for a fast, powerful open source 3D creation suite offering advanced modeling, character animation, and rendering - all the features of expensive private programs. It's reviewed here for its interest to any involved in online gaming and comes with a CD with playable, editable Blender game demos and the Blender 2.48 for all systems. Any online game programmer will welcome this fine survey, packed with color photo examples and screenshots throughout.
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It's a good book for your kids, and plainly explains how to start making 3D games right away, glossing over some more abstract concepts. More experienced developers will be shocked by it's lack of words and surplus of pretty pictures, but teenage artists and computer nerds will love it.



