Day 5, January 20, 2022

Day 5 - Armatures and Animations

January 10, 2023

 

On day 5, we started the morning by working on our Blender project, modeling, rigging, and animating our scans. We continue putting the information we gathered from the art museum, increasing user immersion. Midway through the day, Mr. Beradino taught us more about rigging and camera control details. We then implemented what we learned by polishing our models and rigs. At the end of the day, we all gathered for the last lesson of the day and how to render your scenes in Blender. At the top here is an image of a model fully rigged and ready for animation!

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