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Simulate a flickering Lamp by applying the noise controller on the bulb material.
July 3,
2009
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Texturing Po, character from Kung Fu Panda The Movie, using Unwrap UVW. Detailed step by step tutorial.
July 3,
2009
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This method is of great use for people more comfortable with digital sculpture who need to produce multiple character maquettes time-efficiently (at the professional end of things) or art students whose teachers have decided digital art "doesn't count" even if you make each model from scratch.
July 3,
2009
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I'm going to show you some techniques, so if your looking for that extra bit of realism you've come to the right place.
July 3,
2009
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Let's start with a spline and then we will apply the lathe modifier....
July 2,
2009
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This particular scene was designed to be simple in terms of the geometry involved and therefore attributing a little more emphasis on the texturing aspects using techniques somewhat akin to games development.
July 2,
2009
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Using textures to shape your model.
July 2,
2009
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Based on my work 'The yellow house', I have tried to sum up how it was created. It consists of 3 parts: modelling, texturing and rendering.
July 2,
2009
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An issue which is often overlooked or avoided by individuals new to 3D is the necessity of fine-tuning projects in conjunction with a compositing package.
July 2,
2009
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The effect of creating a realistic animated cable has long been sort after for users of MAX and most 3D programs.
July 1,
2009
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PART 1 of a series of tutorials I intend to write about Modelling, UV mapping and Skinning a Generic 3D Game character!
February 16,
2007
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One of the keys to animating in is being able to shift and transfer weight. This Maya video tutorial looks at a simple example, and introduces you to some of the things you could do when animating to take away any unwanted robot movements.
January 12,
2009
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Have you ever created a complex Bryce scene just to find it a mess to select your objects and to keep things organized?
May 22,
2008
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Today we're going to talk about a easy-to-use technique also known as the "lightdome" or "Ambient Occlusion".
February 16,
2007
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This tutorial exercise provides step by step instruction on creating a cup and saucer. Follow the below link for more....
September 3,
2007
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