Later, I have clicked on the camera and going to modify panel where is the multi pass effect I have selected enable button. then clicking on preview and going to render I made sure that viewport is camera. there it is easy to see how the changes were made. I have changed the position of the camera putting it on the teapot and then the depth of field changed as well, so now it is easy to see that the teapot looks clear as a main figure, and others are more as a back view.

on week 5 we had to create a camera and try it with some figures.

First of all, three figures were created on the plane. Then, the camera was put with pressing CTR+ C and tryed in different positions.

I have made one of my models which is pistol from the last episode where James Bond as a shadow will shoot from his pistol and the bullet will fly through all the scene symbolising his revenge!

This model was created following some youtube tutorials what was quite useful.



First of all, the box was created on the viewport and the parametres of it were changed. Then I right clicked in the corner of the 3d viewport and selected Edged Faces. Converting the box to editable poly (right click-convert-editable poly) I used vertex mode while working on top, left and write views and changing the shape of the box. I selected all the boxes faces and scrolled down, then clicked clear all. (I deleted the lowest raw as I did not need it and made a bridge ). Choosing editable poly's edge I have rightclicked and selected CUT to create a rectungle on the top of the pistol (it was extruded later) to make a sight.
I made another box and also changed its parametres. It was almost the same process which I did with the first box. With polygon mode I have selected 1 peace on box 2 to extrude from it a leg of the pistol. Then holding shift and choosing the line I extruded again so my pistol leg consists from 2 parts. I matched some points and changed their direction so the leg looks realistic.

We had to create some models and make experimentation with shadows and lights.

The omni light was used to make a shadow of the objects, later following online tutorial we learnt how to make objects look glassy and to change the environment as it will look like day light around.

Putting the light over the objects I have changed the colour of it and it made pink effect shining on the objects.

On week 4 the task was to put patterns and lights to the pumpkin given to us.

So, I added pattern to the pumpking through bitmap as it was done before with the leaf. (I found a pattern of pumpkin in google).

The omni light was used to make the pumpkin shiny inside.

the shadows on also were used to make an object look realistic owning its shadow.

The spot light was used and the green colour was selected that it shines with smoky green light to the pumpkin.

Following some other tutorials had more practice on adding patterns and shadows to the objects.



I found that going to program files there are many patterns which can be added as a background and colour to the objects.

Week 3 Introduction to materials.

To make a shadow the light was selected and omni was clicked. Then going directly to the surface (plane) and using move tool it was moved away from the leaf. Going to the modify panel the shadows on was selected. At the end, the ray traced shadows was clicked. Pressing F9 it was easy to see that the leaf started to own its own shadow.