3D Tutorials by robinwood.com

Many times, when you hear the pros talking about rendering, you'll hear them say to reduce the Ray Recursion Limit to speed your render. But what should you reduce it to? If you've ever wondered, or wondered if there's an easy way to find out, this tutorial is for you.

There are a lot of commands and tools in LightWave 8; more than there have ever been before. And there's been some reorganization, so many of the tabs are now missing in the Default configurations, and many of the tools ...

Glass and other transparent surfaces in Lightwave work a little differently than they do in some other programs.

This lesson goes into more depth with model manipulation, as we unfold a book jacket to map it to a scan of the real thing.

This week, we are going to cover the last few things about making models and setting them up, learn to make complex materials in the Material Lab, and explore rendering options.

In this lesson, we are going to be learning about the things on the Procedural section of the Create palette; Terrains, Trees, Metaballs, Symmetrical Lattices, and Rocks.

This time, we are going to explore Brycian weather. It's finally time to dig into the Sky & Fog palette, and the SkyLab.

This time, we are going to be looking at Bryce Light.

This time, we are going to learn about making more complex objects out of simple primitives and importing objects made in other programs.

In this set of six tutorials we are going to be exploring the Bryce interface, and learning how to create both landscapes and indoor scenes for still pictures.