Blender Tutorial: Animating textures with Offset
- March 31st, 2010
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Learn how to animate textures using the offset parametres with Blender.
Visualiza la versión en español de este video aquí.
For Blender 2.5
Click here to download the blender files to follow this video tutorial.
Great Tutorial The music really helped and this really inspired some nostalgic feeling for some reason I don’t know why ha ha. Anyway Great work. I will be checking this site often for new tutorials.
Excellent tutorial. Concise. Lots of information. No flubs. Very professional.
This was very helpful; thank you! =)
Thank you for this. I’m new to Blender, but this tutorial showed me some great tricks. I look forward to future videos.
Cheers,
Sterling
Excellent video, thank you very much for sharing.
Great Tutorial!! Everything in it is usefull and informative including the materials and lighting. I learned alot and found use for my personal project. I will be proud to list Blendertime in the credits for project. Keep the tutorials comming!
Very nice tutorial! I have one question regarding the animation of the cylinders for the strip. They’re continuously turning. Do you animate every turn or is it possible to just copy/repeat the first turn? How do you do that? Any link, tut or tipp, etc. would be very appreciated! Thx!
@Flo
Hello Flo,
We have prepared this video. It’s a little explantion about how to do that.
http://download.blendertime.com/blendertime_tip_rotation.mov.zip
Regards,
Blendertime.com
Wow thanks a lot for the video! This is very nice! All the best, Flo
Thank you for this. I’m new to Blender, but this tutorial showed me some great tricks. I look forward to future videos.
Cheers,
Sterling
Very informative and useful tutorial*thumbsup
Thanks for making this cool site, the tutorials and the content you posted, I enjoy every new bit i can learn on blender so this is just my cup of tea
Much appreciation and regards!
Its blender time:)
Thanks for this and all the other great tutorials on your site! You’ve helped me learn a lot already.
In this example, the film strip is already in place and threaded, but would the technique also work if you wanted to animate the threading of the film through and around the various spools?
Thanks again!
Matt
@Matt Jordan
Actually, I figured out that the answer is “yes.” Basically, you first animate your film strip along the curve without offsetting the texture. This takes care of the “threading the filmstrip” part. Then, once the filmstrip is fully threaded, you stop animating the filmstrip itself and switch to the offset texture method you teach here.
To Matt Jordan.
Sorry for delay in answer. As you said, this is one of the ways to do it.
Thank you for this tutorial, quality of content and instruction was excellent.
I would also like to say that your accent is very enjoyable, and I hope you continue to post content
– Sae