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This tutorial will walk you through the process of using Blender's fluid simulation, beginning with a premade stairway scene, and then adding the water effects to it.

Ever wanted to make that cool beam down effect that you see in those scifi shows? This tutorial teaches you how. With just a few simple steps you can get your animations looking amazing.

A must read tutorial for the aspiring blender user. This tutorial teaches rendering with ambient occlusion in blender. These simple steps will have your renders looking 2x better.

Make your own lightsabers and lasers with the power of Blender materials and particle systems.

In this short tutorial, we'll take a look at how you can use Blender to create text outline effects. Our goal will be to have the text appear as two-dimensional printed text as opposed to 3D text. After viewing this tutorial and studying the included references, you will be able to: * Add text to a Blender scene and change its font * Setup a camera to render a scene orthogonally * Create a window to display your rendered scene using the Image Editor * Gain control of the bevel of a curve object * Control the anti-aliasing of your rendered scene using the OSA filters * Create a text outline effect * Remove shadows and lighting from an object's material and more...

This "super3boy's blender tutorial" goes over how to use blender fluids. A series of tutorials to help you learn now to use blender, a free 3D modeling program. You can visit http://forum.nystic.com for more tutorials and to get help.

Here is where you will learn how to create realistic looking clouds in Blender 3D. All it takes is one plane and a little bit of time with the particle system.

This "super3boy's blender tutorial" goes over how to make make waves with the blender wave modifier. A series of tutorials to help you learn now to use blender, a free 3D modeling program. You can visit http://forum.nystic.com for more tutorials and to get help.

It is sometimes said that traditional illusions are all just 'smoke and mirrors'. In the digital world things are never that simple, but we can replicate the mirror effect with a few simple commands in Blender, giving us unique illusions of depth and complexity.