This tutorial is meant for intermediate to advanced users who have an understanding of the Maya interface and tools. We will start off the car by setting up image planes of top, side, front and back views to aid us in seeing the correct shape of the car from all angles. Once the image planes are up we will start modeling using a variety of different modeling methods including nurbs curves, nurbs primatives as well as polygons to achieve the basic shape of the car.

his tutorial teaches one way to build an upper torso, using a vertex-to-vertex approach. By using this method, you're able to trace in the details that stand out before any facing is done. This tutorial was made quickly, it's not the greatest, and the result is low poly, but the techniques can be applied to any resolution mesh, any part of the human body, and anything else you'd want to model. After creating this low resolution torso, you can easily use loop cuts and subdivisions to add extra detail like collar bones, individual ribs, belly buttons, wrinkles, hideous scars and everything else.

This DVD takes you through the artistic and technical process of sculpting a human head from a polygonal cube. In this DVD, Kevin Hudson shows why character modelers are moving away from Nurbs modeling and toward Polygon/Subdivision surface modeling, which allows more freedom to localize detail and work with texture. Follow along as Kevin considers and sculpts the various features of the face - nose, mouth, eyelids and ears - as he transforms this simple structure into something as complex as the human head.

The collection consists of more than 30 species of herbs and wild plants. Vlyuchaet 15 ready scenes for use in conjunction with MultiScatter. Model can be used without MultiScatter.

A set of trees and shrubs designed specifically for use with VRayScatter. The set consists of 12 species of broadleaf trees, real and 3 species of shrubs, each of which has 5 different forms. Additionally, the set consists of 8 standard trees, created to fill large spaces. In total, there are a set of 83 plants, which, with the help VRayScatter, will help in creating gardens and forests, filling three-dimensional scenes of an incredible amount of lush vegetation and the creation of a truly paradisiacal environment.

Collection contains more than 35 high quality models of plant stands full of flowers. In 3ds max format (2009 and higher) optimised for V-Ray 1.5

More than 90 models of plants and flowers for ponds. Collection consist of 15 different kinds of flowers with more than 6 types of each. In 3ds max format (2009 and higher) optimised for V-Ray 1.5

Collection consist of 13 different kinds of flowers, 6 types of each. In 3ds max format (2009 and higher) optimised for V-Ray 1.5

Collection consist of 17 different kinds of flowers, 6 types of each. Bonus: 4 grass models. In 3ds max format (2009 and higher) optimised for V-Ray 1.5

Collection consist of 15 different kinds of meadow plants and flowers, 6 variations of each. Create photorealistic fields populated with beautiful wild flowers and plants In 3ds max format (2009 and higher) optimised for V-Ray 1.5

Rhino is as accurate or more accurate than any other CAD product on the market today. In addition, Rhino provides tools for setting accuracy and units as well as tools for controlling and evaluating continuity not found in most CAD products.

Create a ring from scratch as in the photo. Also included in the distribution file for this ring 3dm Rhino (Matrix 4.0, Matrix 6.0)

In this series of lessons, we will be taking a detailed look at each of the commands found in Mayas Proxy menu.
Each video in this course is a self-contained lesson centering on one of the commands found in the Proxy menu in Maya. This means that these lessons can be viewed in any order you wish, allowing you to jump straight to the content that is most relevant to you. Over the course of these lessons, well take a detailed look at each of the Proxy commands and how each of them can be used to speed up our workflow.

This disk contains the following tutorials:
- the second part of the Lamborghini tutorial
- a comprehensive introduction to NURBS modeling
- two step by step NURBS modeling tutorials

This making of demonstration and lecture began with the decision to take a personal sketch, develop it in 3D and produce a life-size print. This would require the development of high-resolution detail and textures that could hold up to a 4000x6000 pixel render, effectively making Jester a film-res character. Observe and listen as Alex shares his workflow, thought process and techniques.