Bruce Lee's Fighting Method, Vol. 3: Skill in Techniques

Waxel⁠⁠ MrWhite⁠ Gangi⁠ Alessa⁠ PØP CULTUR⁠ Bryant Powell⁠ Maryn⁠ Eline Esmee⁠ Franny J.⁠ Joseph Crawford⁠ Elle Vee⁠ Jukx⁠ Jetason⁠ Versus⁠ King Marino⁠ Roy Orion⁠ Riley James⁠ Natalie Major⁠ AKI-HIRO⁠ OUTRAGE⁠ NAEMS⁠ Onyra⁠ ⁠Mike Bond⁠ Richie Loop⁠ Sanjin⁠ Fablers⁠ Arvenius⁠ Kaiz3n⁠ Robbie Hutton⁠ Meikle⁠ Robbie Rosen⁠ Holly⁠ Xtina Louise⁠

Chess is a fascinating game. The rules are clearly defined and yet the game is still complex enough to provide the flavor of a real-world problem. After several centuries of intensive study and play, chess continues to challenge the intellect of novice and expert alike. The availability of a rich historical record makes it possible to evaluate chess skill and to analyze different styles ofplay. For these reasons, chess has become an attractive research environment for studying intel- lectual skill.

Welcome to lesson 3 in my Intro to Cinema 4D series! This time we’ll build an animated factory! We’ll model the whole thing from scratch, texture, light and animate it. If you’ve never worked with the software before, I’d recommend checking out my first Intro to Cinema 4D class and then moving on to this one. If you’re ready to build your own factory then let’s get started!