Press New and name this texture Rippled Water.Ģ2 Change the Type to Image or Movie. Press the New button and name this material River. With the River object selected, go to the Materials editor. Place the River object as shown below.Ģ1 Render the scene. Press the SKEY (Scale) and scale up the Plane object as shown below.Ģ0 Name this object River Switch to front view. Place your 3D cursor in the center of the Cave object.

Set the Camera and the Point lamp object as shown below.ġ9 Render the scene. With the Cave object selected, go to the Materials panel (we have already created a material called Cave that has 3 texture channels) In the Specular panel, set the Intensity to 0 (we do not want specular highlights. In the Mapping panel, set the Projection to Tube Set the X Size to 2.0 and the Y Size to.5 Render the scene.ġ8 Save your Blend file. In the Image Sampling panel, checkmark Flip X/Yġ7 In the Image Mapping panel, set the X repeat to 6 and the Y repeat to 6. Locate the rock.png file on your computer and select it then press Open Image. Press the New button and name this Texture Rocks. Select the third Texture channel for the Cave object material. Set the Displace slider to Render the scene.ġ6 Save your Blend file. In the Influence panel, UNCHECK Color and checkmark Displace. Press New and name this Texture Noise Displace Map.ġ5 Change the Type to Distorted Noise In the Mapping panel, set the Projection to Tube. Scroll up to the top of the Texture editor. Set the Normal slider to 2.955ġ4 Render the scene. In the Influence panel, UNCHECK Color and checkmark Normal. In the Mapping panel set the Projection to Tube. We will use the default Blender generated Clouds texture. Press the New Button and name this Texture Cloud Normal Map. Press the New button and name the material Cave. These image files can be downloaded HERE.ġ3 Select the Cave object. Materials: In the course of adding materials to the Cave model we will use 2 image files named rock.png and ripples.png. Select the Cave object AND the NURBS Curve object and move them so that the Cave object again is aligned with the camera and the point lamp.ġ2 Select the Default Blender lamp (not the one we placed inside the cave) and delete it. Adjust the NURBS curve so that in top view the cave curves as shown below. Not that immediately, the NURBD Curve has an effect on the Cave object.ġ1 Select the NURBS Curve object. In the Object box, select the NURBS Curve object that we have just created. Press the Add Modifier button and add a Curve Modifier to the Cave object. This will add a new control point to the NURBS curve as shown below.ġ0 TAB out of edit mode. Move your cursor to the right of the control point and hold down the CTRL KEY and left-click. Select the rightmost NURBS control point as shown below.

Press SHIFT-A and add a NURBS Curve object.ĩ TAB into edit mode. This will place your 3C cursor at the origin point of the cave object. Press SHIFT-S (Snap) and snap your 3D cursor to the selection. Set the Energy slider to a rather dim.360ħ In the top 3D Viewport window, press Render / Render Image It should look something like shown below.Ĩ Save your Blend file. Press SHIFT-A and add a Point Lamp and place it inside the Cave object as shown below.Ħ Go to top view and position the Point lamp as shown below. The display should look something like shown below. Set the camera object rotation to X=90, Y=0 and Z=-90ĥ Go to Top view.

In the Properties Panel name this object Cave Camera and Lighting: Select the camera object and place it to the left of the Cave object as shown below. This will give us lots of vertices to deform or displace.Ĥ Press the AKEY to deselect the vertices. In the tool panel on the left press the Subdivide button TWICE. Press the AKEY again to select all of the vertices. Scroll your scroll wheel until you see 5 loop cuts. In the tool panel on the left press the Loop Cut and Slide button.ģ Move your cursor to the center of the cylinder until you see a blue vertical line (loop cut) in the center of the cylinder. In the properties panel on the Right: Set the Y Rotation to 90 Set the Dimensions to X and Y = 2, Z=12 TAB into Edit mode. This will essentially make the cylinder a Tube with open ends. Press SHIFT-A and add a Cylinder object to the scene.Ģ In the creation tool panel on the left set the Cap Fill Type to Nothing.

Press NUMPAD- 5 if you are in Perspective mode to switch to orthographic mode. 1 Course: 3D Design Title: Cave Blender: Version 2.6X Level: Beginning Author Neal Hirsig (May 2012) Cave Open Blender Select the default cube and delete it.

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