Jun 10, 2006

  “Boolean: Rubber stamp” by Montree T. This technique helps to save time spent on modeling and is suitable for models which do not have too much detail. 1. Create a multi-subobject material which material ID 1 = wall and material ID 2 = window. You can use an opacity map or blend material for this material. 2. Draw a box following the window...

Jun 9, 2006

“Making of seamless textures ” by Wojtek “Buddy” Starak Hi! This is my first tutorial, especially here on 3dtutorials.sk! I want to show here my technique for making seamless textures for games, also how to create normal and specular maps. To not waste too much time on talkin I’ll start explaining asap. I’m using Photoshop 7.0, so...

Jun 2, 2006

“Lamborghini Gallardo” by Simon Nuttall About:This image was created for a personal project to brush up on my high-end skills, having only been working on lower poly game art for the past few years. The mesh is approximately 1.5 million polygons and Brazil r/s was used to render out the model. The back ground and the environment map is a photo I...

Jun 2, 2006

“Yellow house – part 1.” by Huseyin Karaaslan Hello friends. 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. Part 1: Modelling 1) Let us start by drawing a ´plane´ with the same measurements of the house and then let us convert it to an ´editable...

May 31, 2006

“Creating the realistic rock ” by Marco Spitoni In the following tutorial I’ll explain how to achieve a good looking rock quickly and using textures from http://www.environment-textures.com/ 1. Create a box similar to the one shown below 2. Transform the box in an editable poly and apply some chamfer to its edges in order to turn the shape in...