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  • Wow seams WAY easier than blender.

    

  • Clicked it again!

    Always trick me its a advance shader tutorial. Buts it´s just a nice picture.

    Probably a good tutorial for basic modeling thoe.

  • Thumbs up " QWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADZZZ" haha love the way you say that, great tutorial man thanks you helped me a bunch.

  • The only problem I have here, is that I won't get the same size as the image and making it bigger only changes the object in strange ways.

    I'd love to know how to fix that.

  • wow thanx man

  • i have a problem(with batch render)when i click to batch render it says :Error: Could not create command port: XXX-PC:1111 (name is encodable). any fix?

  • What did u click at 0:38 to make it your front view???

  • @Quemaine1000 hit spacebar while mouse cursor is on that window to work on that view.

  • @Quemaine1000 Hi I am desperate Autodesk Maya 2012 and following a tutorial I realized that I have the option to make deco MODELING how to create vertices in a polygonal shape and mold HELP

  • So my mesh went crazy after doing this and produced something that still looked horrible after reducing. Is this my fault or is there a fix?

  • @Twinblade785 That sounds weird. It should've worked. did you use the cv curve tool like in the video because there are other 3 curve tools in that same menu. Perhaps you used a different one. By "went crazy" do you mean that it didn't look anything like the shape you wanted or perhaps it did, but the geometry was all wrong.

  • how do you remove the picture after you done modeling

  • @kevkev047 Great question. Go to Window-Rendering Editor-Hypershade. Once the Hypershade menu appears you will notice some tab menus to the right. ex: materials, textures, utilities. Click on Utilities and you should see the image. Click on the image and hit delete/backspace on your keyboard.

  • @irvin390 thanks it worked, now i just need to learn how to render it, this video helped me on the first step of my career, you should have some more tutorials on more detailed stuff

    thank you so much

  • Thanks dudula

  • nice tutorial

  • how can you do the same but with an image that is not symmetrical ie where revolve doesnt work?

  • @alexi96 as far as I know you wouldn't use this method for that. It would make more sense to use a primitive(cube,sphere,etc) and shape it using edge loops, extruding, and moving verts around.

  • @irvin390

    Nice, thanks for the tutorial.

  • what are you saying at 3:11?

  • @SuicideMan992 I said press/hit #5 on the keyboard for shaded mode, and #3 for high res mode. I didn't say it exactly like this,but this is what I meant.

  • @irvin390 how do you get it automatically to get the other side of the lamp so perfect, or is that just automatically done when you revolve it ?

  • @masterchannelsfilm It is done by revolve. All you do is place the vertices on the right spots to get the shape just right. It is not 100% perfect so you still have to go back to it and do some adjustments by moving, scaling, rotating, etc.

  • what are you saying at 3.11?

  • DO I HEAR FABLE 1 IN THE BACKROUND???

  • @nairad100 Yes it is. Fable music is great.:)

  • how do you do that thing you did at 0:08???

  • @nairad100 hit spacebar to open the four window display. also, place the cursor on any window and hit spacebar again to work on that window.

  • I'm currently using 3ds Max and I haven't got the part where everything becomes fun, probably because is my first time using it.

  • this is 4 minutes

  • @battlechimp94 But if you believe it can take 2 minutes

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