2013
Digital Tutors
Maxim Fleury
03:20:00
English

In this MODO tutorial we will learn about modeling techniques in MODO 701 and then take our model and make a quality render from it. Throughout the training we will learn different techniques on how to bring a physical object into the 3D application. We will start with some basic techniques, then learn about reference images and how to take them. Then we will proceed to model the vacuum cleaner. Once we have a finished the model we will add shaders in MODO and make a beauty render using the MODO renderer. By the end of this tutorial you should have a decent idea of how to go about modeling a real life hard surface object, and you will have learned some new things about MODO in the process.

1 Introduction and project overview
10m 20s
2 Basics of the MODO interface
9m 23s
3 A look at the edge manipulation tools
9m 20s
4 A look at the vertex and polygon manipulation tools
7m 30s
5 A look at the deform and duplication tools
6m 42s
6 How to take reference pictures and prepare them
7m 26s
7 Setting up the backdrops in MODO
9m 4s
8 Roughing out the first shapes using primitives
8m 25s
9 Continuing to rough out of the vacuum cleaner
10m 40s
10 Finishing the rough version of the vacuum cleaner
9m 12s
11 Adding details to the container handle
12m 11s
12 Attaching the handle to the container
11m 15s
13 Creating the small clip on top of the container
13m 1s
14 Integrating the button coating into the vacuum
11m 57s
15 Finishing the top of the container
11m 17s
16 Drilling the holes in the handles
11m 9s
17 Creating the bendy hose
12m 16s
18 Creating the suction head of the vacuum cleaner
10m 50s
19 Modeling the inside of the dust container
10m 40s
20 Setting up the shaders for our model
7m 39s
21 Creating an environment and rendering the image

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