Blender忍者角色材质渲染技术训练视频教程 Character Creation Volume 3.5 Cycle

教程中文名称：Blender忍者角色材质渲染技术训练视频教程
教程英文名称：CG Masters Character Creation Volume 3.5 Cycles Convert
教程出品机构：CG Masters
教程时长：2小时29分
教程格式：MP4 附工程源文件
教程使用软件：Blender v2.7x，
教程作者：Mark Masters
教程语言：英语

In this condensed training DVD, Greg Zaal (taking the reins from Lee Salvemini’s finished Ninja character in Volume 3) shows you everything you need to know to create your own realistic and physically accurate Cycles materials.
Not only will you learn how to use the Cycles render engine, you’ll also learn the core principles of physically based shading. Using the ninja character as an example, we’ll go through all the various kinds of surfaces and study how and why they look the way they do, and then replicate that using node-based materials.
Cycles can often seem slower than traditional renderers, due to the fact that it’s a brute-force path tracer (meaning that instead of trying to fake or approximate light, it calculates it exactly as it behaves in reality), giving us the best possible image quality by default. For this reason, we’ll also cover several ways to optimize our scene and speed up the render without losing image quality.
This DVD is aimed at Blender users who have previous experience with the old Blender Render engine and would like to begin their adventures with the modern path tracer, Cycles. But if you’re new to materials and textures in general, don’t worry, all the basics are explained thoroughly.
Instructor: Greg Zaal
Video Info: 2hr 29min, 1920 x 1018 resolution, webm format.
Software Used: Blender 2.7x (Cycles)
Skill Level: Intermediate
DVD Features
Blend files included for every stage of the process, including most demonstrations
High resolution videos recorded at 100 DPI
Clean and simple web interface for watching the videos
A comprehensive help and info page including links to further reading.
Translates methods used for Blender Render to Cycles
Setting up reliable HDR lighting
Discover the possibilities of node-based materials
Conductive (metallic) vs. non-conductive materials
Optimizing thin glass and the cornea
Setting up reusable node groups
Destructive and non-destuctive render optimization
Using the Node Wrangler add-on
The difference between the glossy distribution functions and where you should use them
DVD Chapters
0. Introduction
1. Building a Basic Material
2. Texturing Overview
3.1. Lighting Setup
3.2. Fresnel
3.3. Subsurface Scattering
3.4. Metals
3.5. Clothing
4.1. Sai
4.2. Goggles
4.3. Eyes
4.4. Hair
5. Node Groups
6. Render Optimization