Skymedias - Blog Content. Creating a Next-Gen Environment Textures Software: Autodesk MayaAuthor: Daniel Vijoi (Lead Texture Artist of AMC Studio)Website: AMC Studio Hello, my name is Daniel Vijoi and I have been working in the gaming industry for 7 years. My current job is Lead Texture Artist at AMC Studio, a Romanian game development company based in Bucharest.
During this time I worked on many projects like TestDrive Unlimited (Atari), Mercenaries 2, Saboteur (Pandemic Studios/EA), Pure (Blackrock Studios/DISNEY), Rise of Nations & Rise of Legends (BigHuge Games/THQ) and other exciting titles yet to be announced. I decided to write this tutorial as I noticed a certain lack of interest for game related environmental texturing in the 3d community. For this tutorial, I used the 3Dtotal Texture DVD, a large library of diverse textures that we here at AMC Studio use regularly. With the help of the above pictures, I modeled the low polygon geometry. Here you can see the same geometry with the UVs unwrapped.
SHADERS. La Baguette Française: Wood Pallet Model. Decided to try out some wood texturing. So I made a low-poly model, a high-poly model and baked the normal maps. I also found that modeling the nails separately and baking it onto a plane to get the normal (which I then overlayed onto the normals of the pallet in photoshop) was a far more efficient method than actually modeling the nails on each plank of wood. A New Collection of 3DS Max Tutorials. For a determined newbie who wants to have a profession in 3D industry, you must have the perseverance to learn 3D Max. Once you know a great deal of expertise about 3D max, you will definitely acquire a great profession in video or computer games as well as in movie or entertainment business. Gaining a knowledge of this 3D max will enhance your skills in character animation, mesh, patch and spine modeling, lighting, rendering and a lot more.
Today, we will provide you with a new collection of step by step 3DS Max Tutorials for you to enrich your skills. Here is A New Collection of 3DS Max Tutorials which are helpful for interior designers, architects and graphic designers in developing a real looking artwork. Making of The Wolf Brigade In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a Wolf Brigade illustration without doing some sketches.Source Making of Eliana In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a female character named eliana in a movie.Source Making of Trooper Making of Deep One. El Gran Libro de 3d Studio Max 9 - MEDIAactive. 3DStudioMAX-hotkeys.pdf (objeto application/pdf) 3D Studio MAX Hotkeys and Mouse Essentials | 3Dvalley.com. When you start out with 3D Studio MAX you will likely start with trying out different tools and features and the basics. Something that should be included in those basics, but is often left out, is using hotkeys.
As you already know, or will certainly find out soon, creating 3D art is a time-consuming activity. Using hotkeys and the mouse efficiently can save you tons of time. At first you may need to spend some time looking up the hotkey (see printer-friendly version of this tutorial here), but once you memorize them through using them, they will allow you to produce results at least twice as fast. Let’s start with several of the main hotkeys you just can’t ignore: F1 – Opens 3D Max Reference (Help) Depending on the feature you are currently working with, it may take you directly to the main help page regarding that feature.
F2 – Shade selected faces toggle When you are in polygon sub-object level and select one or more polygons, they will be shaded entirely (red) by default, like this: 3ds Max Tutorials: Where to Find Tutorial Files.