Lightwave 3D Tutorials (interface, modelling, animation, materials, maps, modifiers, lights, cameras, rendering) - 3DLessons.com
Learn to light and render a still frame.
July 1,
2009
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This tutorial is a simple 3D animation exercise for beginners.
June 30,
2009
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If you are new to LightWave, or if you want to see how I approach a simple model, this tutorial is for you.
June 25,
2009
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I've been getting e-mail from people who are familiar with Bryce, but are just learning LightWave. They want to know if they can use some of their Bryce skills to make LightWave images. Of course you can! The easiest way is ...
June 19,
2009
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For this tutorial you need to know the basic tools from Lightwave and basic knowledge of Photoshop.
June 11,
2009
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A brief look at the modelling of my orcs head, and a nice in-depth look at how I did the UV mapping, and painted the different textures for his head.
June 11,
2009
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The idea in to create this image and is conditioned from a video of bjork in which there was rather a Two similar Robots. Ok I will now explain you shortly as I have proceeded in the construction of such image.
June 9,
2009
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Ever need to make a Stained Glass window in LightWave, but the glass won't glow, won't cast colored light, and looks all faded and washed out? Come on in to learn how to make effective, low-poly stained glass windows!
June 4,
2009
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I saw a lot of renderings with radiosity and hdr and I read a lot of tutorials about the usage of hdr and radiosity. And sometimes i'm really surprised about the things people thinking and doing. I saw often too much reflections, wrong reflections, too less contrast and last but not least, renderings with a background picture instead of a hdri.
June 2,
2009
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If you've done the other glass tutorials, you should be fairly familiar with what you need to do now. But what do you do if you're modeling a shot glass, and there's a decal on it? Come on in to learn a quick and easy method to apply any kind of decal to any kind of surface!
May 14,
2009
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