Aug 7, 2008

“Fryrender clock ” by Isaac Mas Reference images Hi people, in this tutorial I will show you a few tips to create a clock in 3d max and render it with Fryrender. Then I will show you how to apply fry materials and how to make the light setup. Finally, I will show you how to work with the tonemapping and layer blending controls. 3Dtutorials.sk...

Aug 6, 2008

“Multi Displacement setup” by Ashraf Aiad Multi displacement method can be very handy when setting up various displacement files for your geometry. It will enable you a higher detailed displacement for your render. Maya When preparing geometry for export to mudbox, it would be wise to layout the UVs on the positive direction of the U. Note: when...

Aug 6, 2008

“Generating a realistic surface with Terragen and Maya” by Berthold Grünhagen Are you searching for a method to generate a realistic surface or landscape maybe for a background in your Maya scene? Of course you can generate an object-file using 3DEM (Digital Elevation Model) files with millions of polygons. I will introduce you to a more simple way....

Aug 1, 2008

“Barbarian Warrior” by Silvia Fusetti MIXED TECHNIQUES IN A CG ILLUSTRATION HIGH QUALITY IMAGES CREATION PROCESS. THE FASTER WAY TO ILLUSTRATE BY USING 2D/3D SOFTWARES. Hi guys, I’m Silvia Fusetti and I’m going to explain how I work on digital images like “Barbarian Warrior”. I think it wont be easy to do it in the most synthetic way but...

Jun 29, 2008

“Blender UV Exporting ” by MysticDuder 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your 3D characters we recommend using high quality human photo references from the #1 texture website www.3D.sk To see the Blender UV Exporting tutorial please click on the thumbnail below. (c) MysticDuder, www.mysticduder.com...

Jun 29, 2008

“Blender Multiple Materials ” by MysticDuder 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your 3D models we recommend using high quality photo references from the #1 texture website www.environment-textures.com To see the Blender Multiple Materials tutorial please click on the thumbnail below. (c) MysticDuder, www.mysticduder.com...