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3D VIEWING By: Abigail Rios. DEFINITION  The 3D view is where you do most of the object molding and scene creation.

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1 3D VIEWING By: Abigail Rios

2 DEFINITION  The 3D view is where you do most of the object molding and scene creation.

3 EXAMPLES/PICTURES

4 3D VIEW When you view a 3D object your left and right eyes see slightly different images and your brain interprets the difference to give a sense of the real shape of the object. The 3D View window is comprised of a workspace and a header.

5  http://nward.com/ict/blender/3dviewing.htm http://nward.com/ict/blender/3dviewing.htm  http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/3D_interacti on/Navigating/3D_View http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/3D_interacti on/Navigating/3D_View

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