Learn why a procedural texture is used for mathmatically generating textures. Now image texturing has always been used for other perposes. Learn how both of them differ from one another.
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- Cartoon background
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- Sunrise effect
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- Realistic face part five
- Ninja two
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- Jet part 2
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- Zoom & hand tool
- Using paths inside of Actionscript 2.0
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- GetURL () action inside of Actionscript 2.0
- Flash snow animation in Actionscript
- Flash snow animation in Actionscript
- Cursor follow effect
- Creating MP3 Player
- Creating a preloader
- Changing cursor effects
- Capturing key presses
- Capturing key presses
- Calculating distance between objects in actionscript
- Advanced buttons
- Adding a scroll bar component to text fields
- Adding actions to symbols
- The differance between procedural and image texturing
- The differance between procedural and image texturing
- Shaders and mirror transparency and SSS panels
- Shaders and mirror transparency and SSS panels
- Learning the preview and links and pipeline panels
- Learning the preview and links and pipeline panels
- Learning texture map input and map to panel
- Learning materials and ramps panel
- Creating an image texture and procedural textures
- Creating an image texture and procedural textures
- Sound rendering settings
- Learning the render panel
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- Learning the animation panel
- Basic render settings
- Using the Sculpting mode
- Modeling a vase
- Creating a face with the sculpting mode
- The concept of the modelling mode
- The concept of the modelling mode
- Learning mulitries and modifiers
- Learning mulitries and modifiers
- Learning mesh tools panel
- Learning links and materials and the meshs panel
- Learning links and materials and the meshs panel
- The common menu
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- The properties of Dreamweaver CS3
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- Introduction
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- Files window
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- Doing the template
- Realistic background part 2
- Creating a Site part 2
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- Covered in tis course
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- Basics
- Mechanical drawing
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- Application Workspace overview
- Drawing a basic car outline
- Creating a presentation
- Bullet animation part 2
- Animating a realistic background
- Start of animation
- Rendering a realistic car
- Part 2 of the animation
- Finishing touces part 2
- Finishing touches
- Cartoon Rendering
- Bullet animation part four
- Bullet animation part 3
- The differences between vertex's, faces and edges
- The differences between vertex's, faces and edges
- The concept of the modelling mode
- The concept of the modelling mode
- Learning multries and modifiers
- Learning multries and modifiers
- Learning the mesh tools
- Learning the mesh tools
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- Bullit animation part 1
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- Why is Blender good
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- What do the window types do and when will you need...
- What do the window types do and when will you need...
- Learn the 3D video port menus
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- Learning the catagories
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- Learn the different modes
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