This time, instead of modelling, I decided to write a tutorial mentioned in CMC#4.
In this short tutorial I’ll explain how to install and use Three.js export plugin for Blender. I’ll be working with Blender 2.70a but it should work with some older versions as well.
Week #2 is here! Theme for this one is sci-fi.
I didn’t have much time for drawing today, so I tried to make something quick and simple, yet good looking.
This time I’ll do a little coding in JavaScript. As I mentioned in the previous post I needed a simple online preview of my 3D works created during the Creative Month Challenge.
I decided to use Three.js for this purpose. First, because I had a limited amount of time and I’m already familiar with it, and second, because it has a nice export plugin for Blender, which produces well formatted JSON file out of the 3D model.
I’ll add the Export Plugin installation and usage guide in the separate post. In this post, we’ll focus on the preview script.
You can check the final script running here – 3D Fantasy Preview.
Delayed issue #3 is here! I thought trying hand-painted textures would be cool, but I’d never expect it to be sooo time consuming for the first time… Nevertheless, I found it really enjoyable!
