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This tutorial attempts to show some of the techniques available to users for creating realistic surfaces. It shows the creation of a large metal anvil; chosen because it is a simple model to create and a good candidate for procedural texturing. Instead of taking you through every surface setting, I ...
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In This Tutorial, I will teach you how to use the skin modifier to bend and animate objects.
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This Tree model has been built in two part,one model for the trunk with poses or action for positioning and another for tree foliage. The trunk: Build the first branche intersection. Start with a five row tube and height circonference cp's tools menu...
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For this tutorial, you are going to learn a way of using the 3D Transform to create some 3d stuff. Step 1: Open up a new 500x500 document with a white background. Now create a new layer and go to Filter > Render > 3D Transform. Step 2: In the pop up menu, click on options ...
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Spoke wheel make a cylinder with the settings of picture 1 and picture 2 then convert to an editable mesh by right clicking select the outside polygons (squares) but missing one each time you should have 5 squares selected rotate wi...
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Lights: All models for which lighting is requested should be viewable from all angles. To create this ambient light, place six omni lights (called point lights in Director) at the six sides of the model, all with betwee...
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This method for applying a texture map to a mesh provides a lot of detailed control by applying MAX's Morpher modifier to allow us to flatten the mesh itself before using the free plug-in Texporter
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Open up 3D Studio Max, and go to create>>extended primitives>>torus knot. Draw a somewhat thin, large, torus knot in your perspective view. Under the Parameters menu on the right side of your screen, set your radius at 51, your segments at 140, your P at 2.0, your Q ...
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Vertex Sub-Object Summary In this tutorial, I will try to explain all options available when modeling in the vertex sub-object. It may look like just a long list, but I'll will try to explain when a certain modeling action in the VSO is useful and give examples of when you could use it......
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Furrify.lsc is an Image Filter LScript that applies random fur-like lines to a rendered image. This is not a full-blown fur plug-in. Since the lines are random, it's meant for stills only. Also, the lines are not antialiased. But it can give quick results in a snap, and...
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