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Blender in FIRST Animations?
Would it be legal to use Blender in any of the FIRST's animation awards?
"Legal", as in the rules of these awards will let us use Blender, or any other open-source/freeware 3D graphics program. |
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I don't believe so. On the 2011 Autodesk Rules and Requirements PDF, it states on page 8 under Award Requirements – Content & Format:
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-duke P.S. The allowed animation softwares are better than Blender anyways :D |
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Also their licencing is way easier to set up and you can share it with anyone and not break the law. Thanks |
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That was my thought too. The work flow in Blender is easier for me. I thought that the animation awards would allow us to use other programs to render 3d animation to use in the awards. I mean... the main point of these awards is to help spread the word of the FIRST spirit and the proper industral saftey proceedures for all the future rookie teams to see, is it not???:confused: :confused: :confused: |
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I would suggest contacting FIRST and suggesting the program be added to the supported list. I myself love using Blender and find it quite easy to learn and to use. That is the beauty of FIRST, if you want something added, it could be quite easy to do so. Best of luck!
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I would guess that since Autodesk sponsors the animation awards, adding other programs is not likely to happen any time soon. Just saying. ::rtm::
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I first got into Blender when I saw Big Buck Bunny. I got interested and started trying it out. I had a computer science and some 3d imaging background so it was not a totally different world for me.
I cannot remember if it was from Blender itself or from some other site, but they provided a very good set of video tutorials to get you to learn the basics. It was basically going through the whole interface with a voice over of it. |
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