Creating realistic interiors is a great skill to master for any artist and in this series we show you how it's done. Starting with the structural modeling we build the framework of the room with windows, trim, stairs and doors, before moving onto some typical items found in interior scenes such as lamps and vases. This project will teach you how to work to scale and proportion to construct a solid model that can be passed down the archviz pipeline for rendering.
Learn to light and render interiors in this step-by-step project taking you from grayscale to fully textured and lit scene in LightWave. We start off by creating a light rig to test render our materials under, with focus on the stained and frosted glass windows. We then continue to set up lighting with radiosity, as well as placing physical lights to simulate bounce lighting and fake the radiosity effect.
Throughout this course you'll develop the observational skills to tackle your own interior scenes in LightWave with a high level of realism, as well as gain the technical knowledge to optimize your renders to save on time.
This training kit has been designed to get you up and running with RealFlow 5 and will give you enough information to start simulating with RealFlow's fluid dynamics, rigid and soft body dynamics and work with some special effects in this case particle morphin This is a very useful skill to acquire in 3D work Get started with character modeling in LightWave following this step-by-step beginner project where we create a little robot using native tools.
While building the different parts we look at how to keep a good flow in the geometry with quads before moving on t Creating realistic interiors is a great skill to master for any artist and in this series we show you how it's done. Starting with the structural modeling we build the framework of the room with windows, trim, stairs and doors, before moving onto some typical Throughout this course you'll develop the observational skills to tackle your own interior scenes in LightWave with a high level of realism, as well as gain the technical knowledge to optimize your renders to save on time.
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Faithful to the principle of learning by doing, our project based courses aim to give you the practical skills to quickly start creating your own work in LightWave.
In the third part of our Bullet Dynamics series we create a mixed simulation of the bullet hitting the mug which then explodes into shatter, using both rigid an In the second part of our Bullet Dynamics series we look at how to create the shot of a shell bouncing off the ground after a gun has been fired, using a rigid In this five part series we take a project-based approach to using Bullet dynamics in LightWave by creating a sequence of four shots based on storyboards and co New to Lightwave?
Watch our introductory tutorials to familiarize yourself with the interface and shortcut keys, before moving onto creating simple cartoon sets and product renders with the step-by-step projects in this learning path.
Containing a little bit of everything without taking too much time and effort to complete, it's the perfect place to start for the new LightWave artist, giving you a broad overview before moving on to the more specialized learning paths. View Learning Path. Get familiar with the many modeling tools available in LightWave and put them to practical use with these slow-paced projects, excellent for the relatively new LightWave modeler.
Here we learn how to create architectural landmarks, interiors and some low detail vehicles, and when completing this learning path you will have the skills to build your own exterior and interior environments complete with props in LightWave.
Go from lighting novice to become a well-rounded artist with the skills required to take on work in visualizations, one of the largest fields in the 3D industry. Lesson 3: Adding details to the head continued. Lesson 4: Cleaning up topology on the head. Lesson 5: Adding details to the upper body. Lesson 6: Continuing to add details to the upper body.
Lesson 7: Modeling the hands. Lesson 8: Detailing the hands and nails.
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