Blender Reference Manual

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This is the manual for the 3D animation software from Blender.org.

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Sections

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Interface utilisateur
An introduction to Blender’s window system, widgets and tools.
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Éditeurs
Overview of the editors describing the interface and functionality of each one.
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Système de données
Blender’s data management of scene data and the structure of blend-files.
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Modélisation
The various supported geometry types, modeling tools, and modifiers.
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Peinture et sculpture
The 3D texture painting and sculpting modes.
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Rigging (Articulation)
Overview of armatures, pose mode and constraints.
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Animation
Keyframe animation, graph interpolation, drivers, and shape keys.
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Physique
Physics simulations, particle systems and dynamic paint.
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Rendu
Render engines (Internal, Cycles), shading, post-processing, and Freestyle (NPR).
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Composition
Post-processing with the Compositor.
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Moteur de jeu
Blender’s Game engine, including scripting, logic and physics.
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Préférences utilisateur
Blender’s settings.
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Utilisation avancée
Python scripting, how to write add-ons and a reference for command-line arguments.
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Résolution de problèmes
Compatibility errors related to other software (graphics drivers, Python), how to write a bug report and recover data.
Glossary
A list of terms and definitions used in Blender and this manual.
Manual Index
A list of terms linked to the Glossary.

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