Jamie's Jewels Hi everyone, Don’t forget 3ds London is happening this Wednesday with Autodesk as the main speaker, (and it should be a good one.) To start us off, Edd Stockton is going to show us the great Chrome Molly video, this time with a bit of info on how he did it all. Wednesday 3rd July For 7pm Upstairs at The Plough, 27 Museum Street, WC1A Map The group will also be welcoming Autodesk's Alex Horst, who's flying over to present the following: Reality Capture for Film, Games and Visualization Creating photo-realistic digital assets is key to increasing the realism of today's games and movies. 3ds Max 2014: Visible and Invisible stuff Get to know which recent improvements were made to 3ds Max. Creating an Advertising Game Pitch in a day Alex is going to a fictional pitch about a Breakfast Cereal advertising: From relaunching the product, it’s appearance and name over some sort of viral Game, prototyped in Unity.
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tutorius.net - Free Tutorial and Design Idea ShoulderTopology Topology Pages pages: Topology Examples "Here's the topology I've developed that I use for chest, back, and shoulder deformation ... It's built primarily for good deformation, but its a bear to unwrap." Image by 'Buzzy' Bendy straw, edge flow hybrid solution. Arm raised above the reference pose using a clavicle rather than shoulder rotation. Images by 'claydough' CategoryAnimation