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In this Video I'm modeling the ear for the head. I am using "Ryan Kittleson's" method of modeling a human ear. I believe His method is the most efficient, easy to make and it looks great at the end. Ryan Kittleson has many other free tutorials on his site erraticimagery.com . He uses Maya for his tutorials, but you can adopt his excellent methods of modeling on any 3D software. I prefer Blender! The Amazing Open Source Software!

Here's my second recorded timelapse. The actual time is ~1 hour. Check out the other vid for part 1.

This is a video in real time of the first part of Benjamin Linus Sculpt with Blender.

Preq: Channels

The Channel key node, your secret to processing greenscreen video. There are sample greenscreen video clips available on the net (Google, or search BlenderArtist) to use in this exercise. I discuss premultiply alpha and color spill. This also works for BlueScreen, WhiteScreen, and BlackScreen.
The second approach is using the Chroma key, which has the advantage of being able to use the eyedropper to sample the key color, the color to be "keyed" out.
The Third way is using the Difference Key.
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Você pega os objetos e eles ficam armazenados em um contador.
Depois, você tecla um botão e eles são jogados fora.

Tutorial de Diego Rangel sobre como criar textos na BGE:
diegorangel.wordpress.com/2007/12/08/textos-no-game-engine/