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> Can anybody on the list point me to a book or web site that's a good
> primer on 3d rendering techniques? I'm looking through the results of a
> Google search, but the sheer number of results is a little overwhelming.
Some time back I acquired a copy of Ray Dream Studio at a dealer discount. I
didn't have much need for the program, but it cheap and looked like fun.
Here's a site I bookmarked at the time, though I haven't had much time to
play around with it.
You might also dig around a little for universities that offer degrees in
computer animation. Perhaps some of the course webpages will have links to
useful sites.
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