3D Tutorials by happy-digital.com

Here's the fastest way I know to unify two polygons.

Now let's see how to make super-realistic chrome, lacquer, and paint surfaces.

Let's pretend that this is a highly detailed architectural rendering of a new building. Let's say it looks fantastic, but the lawn looks awfully flat. Wouldn't it be nice if we could just paint some grass on there?

The Reflection Image effect is also called Environment Mapping. That means it's supposed to simulate reflections of the Environment.

A Buckyball, or Buckminsterfullerene, is really a carbon-60 molecule. It is the most symmetrical molecule possible.

Several people have asked me how to use the LScript plug-ins once they've downloaded them. So, I've put together a little page of instructions, complete with trendy screen shot cut-outs.

Here's a dorky spaceship with some nifty thrust coming from the engines.

Here's a simple way to make perfect bevels every time.

To make realistic refractive objects, you have to understand how Lightwave handles refraction.

Here's how easy it is to make a cartoony hand with metanurbs and my QuadSew plugin.