#bie, but plz me on this ! giving a for this activity, imagine that you have been asked to teach a friend how to add texture to their object or scene in blender. you will need to create a written set (or sets) of instructions for working with texture and adding 3d texturing to an object or scene in blender.

when it comes to formatting and organizing your instructions, you have a bit of creative freedom—meaning, you can type your instructions up in a word processing program like ms word or create a slideshow-type presentation in something like powerpoint. if you want to screenshot images from blender and include those in your instructions, that would certainly be as well!

however, you will need to cover some specific information within your instructions:

an introduction that clearly explains the differences between texture mapping, material texturing, and texture baking.

step-by-step instructions for adding texture to an object or scene in blender. you may describe texture mapping, material texturing, or texture baking.

instructions for how to adjust the light sources to create a more realistic texture.

remember, you can organize and section your instructions however you see fit as long as all of the above information is included.

when you finish, it might be to go through your instructions and follow them to create a texture in blender in order to make sure that you did not forget any steps and that everything makes sense! will give