3D Canvas Tutorials (interface, modelling, animation, materials, maps, modifiers, lights, cameras, rendering) - 3DLessons.com
What follows is an explanation of how to animate a Burst Operation.
August 23,
2007
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In this tutorial we will give an overview of the material requirements for Microsoft Train Simulator models.
August 23,
2007
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In this tutorial we will describe how to add effects such as smoke and steam to a Microsoft Train Simulator model.
August 22,
2007
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In this tutorial we will give an overview of the steps required to export a model for use in Microsoft Train Simulator.
August 21,
2007
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What follows is an explanation of how to create an animated GIF using 3D Canvas Pro.
August 20,
2007
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In this tutorial we will describe how to animate models for Microsoft Train Simulator.
August 20,
2007
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In this tutorial we will describe a modeling technique called "Oriented Modeling".
August 17,
2007
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In order to improve performance Microsoft Train Simulator provides the ability to vary the complexity of a model based on its distance from the viewing location. The complex model is shown only when the complexity is needed.
August 17,
2007
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In this tutorial we will give an overview of using textures in 3D Canvas.
August 17,
2007
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A 3D Canvas scene is made up of a hierarchy of objects much like the hierarchy of folders and files on your computer. Understanding the 3D Canvas hierarchy is important to using 3D Canvas effectively.
August 16,
2007
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