In this Cinema 4D video tutorial, guest host Grischa Theissen walks step-by-step through the techniques for modelling, texturing and lighting a realistic iPod Nano.
Learn the Inorganic Modeling Fundamentals in 3ds Max with Hardsuface Modeling Guru Grant Warwick – Part 2
In this three-part video tutorial series, hardsuface modeling guru Grant Warwick takes viewers through the tools, techniques and understandings of achieving various inorganic modeling forms. Using Autodesk 3ds Max’s poly modeling tools, Grant will demonstrate several of his own personal tricks and exercises for creating rigged forms and shapes which can be applied to any hard surface or inorganic modeling solution including; characters, vehicles and environments. Inorganic Modeling Fundamentals is for those who aspire to learn 3D modeling as well as a guide to help the experienced modeler gain additional software and modeling tricks.
Nine Sketchup Tips for Better Modeling Workflow
SketchUP is as powerful as it is simple, and yet I’ve seen too many pick up bad habits who find it hard to utilize SketchUP to its full potential. Here are nine tips to make you better at using it.
A Beginner Level Tutorial on How to Model a High-Poly Roof Hatch in 3ds Max
In this 2 hour long beginner level tutorial, we will explore in detail the entire process of building a high-poly roof hatch in 3ds Max. We will discuss the modeling process in depth, including a variety of different poly modeling tools and techniques. We will also cover some of the more important theoretical aspects of high poly modeling, such as the importance of using support edges when working with subdivision, and also the use of proper topology when cutting holes into subdivided surfaces while maintaining a quad based mesh.
Using Splines to Quickly Create Highly Complex Geometry in 3ds Max
In this video tutorial by professional 3ds Max artist Laurens Corijn, you will learn the ins and outs of using splines to easily create extremely complex geometry in 3ds Max. Over 5 different methods are explored, with examples on how you can apply these techniques to your own projects too. Even if you’re an experienced user, you won’t want to miss out on this, as some of these methods are not very well known!
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