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Good DVD tutorials on Organic modeling?
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Hey all! I've been doing level design for quite a few years now, mostly in Source, but I've recently moved over to 3D Studio Max to break away from the engine's limitations. One thing I've never really been any good at though is organic modeling. I'd really like to find some easy to follow DVD classes that use max… -
Re: Good DVD tutorials on Organic modeling?
Well, I'm not new to max or modeling, simply new to organic modeling. I've also used max for about 5 years, but it was strictly for animation purposes. The videos at eat3d look good, but unfortunately none of the tutorials for max are on organics. I'm taking a look at the gnomon site now. Thanks for the links! -
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Has anyone seen this video by James Hawkings? (I just noticed the sample and am wondering if he actually instructs at all or you simply watch what he does the entire time which for me, isn't quite so useful?) http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/store/product/534/Gears-of-War-Creature-Design I've been a major fan of his work… -
Re: Good DVD tutorials on Organic modeling?
Check out the digital tutors series I found those to be for other skillsets they might have character modeling as well. -
Re: Good DVD tutorials on Organic modeling?
http://eat3d.com/ http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/ Since you say you want to start with the absolute basics I'd probably recommend checking out the Eat 3D videos. I hope you find what your looking for with those links :) -
Re: Good DVD tutorials on Organic modeling?
That James Hawking video is good, but it's mostly just watching him FFD tessellated cubes into an awesome monster. You might want to check out Zack Petroc's anatomy videos, they're pretty good: http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/store/product/361/Digital-Sculpting:-The-Human-Anatomy Then move on to something like this The…
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