[11:52 Thu,16.November 2023 by Rudi Schmidts] |
The free 3D software package Blender is now available as version 4.0 and brings a lot of new features in all areas. ;)
Posing/Bones have also been given new concepts and functions. There is now a Butterworth filter in the Graph Editor for smoothing animation data and its keyframes. The interaction of materials with light has also been significantly expanded. Light sources can be easily extended with textures, for example, to simulate a dirty window. Light sources can also be restricted to certain objects or materials. The internal renderer Cycles can now also use the hardware acceleration of AMD&s RNDA architecture for all of this and has also already been optimized for Apple&s new M3 processors. There are also new features for film simulation: Blender 4.0 now supports an analog highlight rolloff during rendering, which can provide natural overexposure. In addition, many effects such as keying now run in real time. And in the compositor node interface, there is now a separate field for the preview. ;) The audio area in the video editor has also been given an equalizer and waveforms in the timeline should now be calculated and displayed much faster. To get a really competent overview of the new 4.0 functions, the following video is probably worth watching: VY=LcQkk7NbOoY As always, Blender 4.0 is now available for Windows, macOS and Linux and can be downloaded free of charge as source code. In addition, "Blender Guru" Andrew Price has not let himself be lumped and has also started to update his popular "Doughnut-Tutorial" with the release of the new major Blender version. And the new "Blender 4.0 for Complete Beginners Tutorial" on YouTube will also continue to be free. The first part has been online for a few hours:  more infos at bei www.blender.orgdeutsche Version dieser Seite: Blender 4.0 ist da - kostenloses 3D-Softwarepaket mit zahlreichen Neuerungen |
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