Modelling Tom's 3dsMAX Tutorial Thread (Image Heavy)

Z-trooper · 2009-03-13, 20:32

Created on request.

Hope you find it useful.

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Optimization

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Cloth / Organic modeling and sculpting within max

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People often use the boolean tool, but to my great joy some of you have discovered the issues with using this and here is one way of doing it yourself. This only works on orthogonal intersections though. There are other techniques for other scenarios but I can't be bothered to teach them all right now.

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Originally Posted by Floating Geometry

When using floating geometry, I like using this extra "lip" to make it appear to be connected to the underlying model.

As you can see in my example several different effects can easily be created.

Will add stuff from time to time...

Swe_Olsson · 2009-03-13, 20:40

erm, i see absolutely nothing ?

Scot · 2009-03-13, 20:41

I see a really big picture
http://tom3d.dk/Tutorials/Render_tutorial.png

Z-trooper · 2009-03-13, 20:42

Yes indeed there is a picture, image based tutorials are just more handy

you can save them to your hdd rather than a forum link

Hans Martin Slayer · 2009-03-13, 21:09

i see female hoplites..

good work, i'm sure this will be helpful for modellers.

DeltaFart · 2009-03-13, 23:12

Ok heres a comparision
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With Matrox's render method, skylight only

Z-Trooper's Method

Tim270 · 2009-03-14, 00:03

Thanks for this

Tomato-Rifle · 2009-03-14, 01:51

Thanks!

Z-trooper · 2009-06-24, 18:59

Geometry:

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Optimization

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Will add stuff from time to time...

Tonnie · 2009-06-24, 19:06

ahh yes guilty as charged

2009-03-13, 20:40	#2
Swe_Olsson Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 998 Sweden Location: Sweden	Re: Tom's render tutorial (using 3ds max) erm, i see absolutely nothing ?

2009-03-13, 20:41	#3
Scot Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 9,308 United Kingdom Location: In da hood	Re: Tom's render tutorial (using 3ds max) I see a really big picture http://tom3d.dk/Tutorials/Render_tutorial.png

2009-03-13, 20:42	#4
Z-trooper Retired PR Developer Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 4,101 Denmark Location: (0,0,0) Blog Entries: 13	Re: Tom's render tutorial (using 3ds max) Yes indeed there is a picture, image based tutorials are just more handy you can save them to your hdd rather than a forum link
	"Without geometry, life is pointless"

2009-03-13, 21:09	#5
Hans Martin Slayer Retired PR Developer Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 4,065 Germany Location: Bayern Munich Blog Entries: 4	Re: Tom's render tutorial (using 3ds max) i see female hoplites.. good work, i'm sure this will be helpful for modellers.

2009-03-13, 23:12	#6
DeltaFart Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 2,386 United States of America Location: Glassboro NJ	Re: Tom's render tutorial (using 3ds max) Ok heres a comparision default: With Matrox's render method, skylight only Z-Trooper's Method
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2009-03-14, 00:03	#7
Tim270 Retired PR Developer Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 5,125 United Kingdom Blog Entries: 1	Re: Tom's render tutorial (using 3ds max) Thanks for this

2009-03-14, 01:51	#8
Tomato-Rifle Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2,050 Iceland	Re: Tom's render tutorial (using 3ds max) Thanks!
Tomato-Rifle Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2,050 Iceland

2009-06-24, 19:06	#10
Tonnie Retired PR Developer Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 2,012 Australia Location: Brisbane Blog Entries: 2	Re: Tom's mini tuts ahh yes guilty as charged
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