Chez Jau Studio – Page 2 – Jau, crazy Linux and video games fan

Blender : Follow a path, curve

10 January 2019

Hello ! Short video to show you how to easily make an object follow a path along curve. Have fun ! 😉

Baked Normal and Bumpmapping in Blender and Unreal Engine 4

19 December 2018

Hey ! This video is a sequel to Blender : Bake Texture and Normal Map to reduce cost

Blender : Bake Texture and Normal Map to reduce cost

11 December 2018

Hey ! When you model something complex or import it, the system resources cost can be really expensive. Creating a simplified version and generating a texture with a normal nap can be a good solution to reproduce the details, but cheaper ! 😁

EA C&C Rivals Alpha just bad or deserve anger ? lootboxes, strategy, pay-to-level…

5 December 2018

Hey ! #EA is know for their bad behavior towards their customers but this time, did they really turn one of the most beloved franchises of all times into a Pay to “maybe” Win mobile casino ?

Animated 3D Page in your videos P2

27 November 2018

Hey ! This is the second video tutorial about pages animation in 3D for #Blender or a video editor like Kdenlive.

Animated 3D Page in your videos P1

20 November 2018

Hey !
Here is how to model and animate a page to use it in your video editor.

Some bash scripts

14 November 2018

Hey, I just uploaded some useful scripts on GitHub.

Linux freedesktop Shortcuts and Gnome Open With, output in terminal

13 November 2018

Hey !
Opening files with a application without #shortcut looks impossible on #Gnome and its derivatives.

Kdenlive : Zoom in and out with effects and transitions between tracks

6 November 2018

Hey !
Today, let’s see how to use the zoom to zoom in and out using an effect or between tracks in the free and Open Source multi-track montage (video editing) software Kdenlive. To do so, we will use the Position and Zoom FX, the transform FX and the Composite transition.
Have Fun ! 🙂

Install Unreal Engine 4 Editor on Linux

30 October 2018

Hey !
Some developers, artists, technology hobbyists want to use Unreal Engine on Linux. There is a problem : the setup (especially when updating) can be a little bit… tricky.