New to the forums - Just an intro
Hey guys, sorry if this is in the wrong section but I didn't see any for intros. My name is Zach and I am going to college to study Game and Simulation Programming. You might be wondering why a programmer would be joining a modelling/texturing forum, but I have good reasons. I would like to expand my horizons and not be a "one trick pony" when it comes to development. I would like to be proficient in modelling and texturing (and whatever else comes along with those). I am not asking for you guys to hold my hand, what I am asking for is some tutorial websites/videos/books that give someone like me (who has very very little experience with 3D modelling and none with texturing). I have scoured the internet looking for things like this, but everything I find pretty much assumes you know at least a little about what they are giving a tutorial for. That is why I have come to the experts, and by the looks of the amazing artwork here on the forums, I have found the right people. If this request seems out of place and horribly noobish, I do apologize. But I am at a loss when it comes to finding tutorials on topics such as the ones covered here.
For those wishing to know, I spent some time in high school using Autodesk Inventor. For those of you who aren't familiar with that program, it is a 3D modelling software but it is mainly used in engineering and manufacturing. It isn't anything like Maya or Max (or ZBrush for the record).
Many thanks in advance,
Zach
For those wishing to know, I spent some time in high school using Autodesk Inventor. For those of you who aren't familiar with that program, it is a 3D modelling software but it is mainly used in engineering and manufacturing. It isn't anything like Maya or Max (or ZBrush for the record).
Many thanks in advance,
Zach