Modo 401 Tutorial - From Start To Finish - Project One- Intro

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This tutorial is for educational purpose only and and images or media used in this video can not be given out.

This is my first complete Modo tutorial From Start to Finish. Inspired by Dan Ablan's Modo 401 Training. Ive been getting request to post some tutorials on 3D. So with this channel having no time limit I willl be able to post FULL projects. Let me know if you guys want something else. Some of My users have Cheetah 3D or Silo but things should be easily carried over to any 3D package. Even Maya. So I hope you enjoy it and I look forward to more

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[andrew98chami]

what a shitty intro

[Cloud797]

Um, how come it doesn't show me that measuring tool? It seems that when you click off an object, you can't go back and edit the properties... how do you get back to it? Also, why do the edges not change distribution when adding more edges?

[andrewivanward]

Fantastic! You answered exactly the questions I had about setting up a lighting scene in Modo. Great work, Eric.

[diogo3dm]

Thanks a lot! Very usefull!

[jetsonjoe]

appreciate the info...but maybe say why you are doing what you are doing...would be helpful...

[jetsonjoe]

modo is one of the best programs out there...awesome...oh and this is one of the best tutorials you have done yet..more of this type...How about a kitchen tutorial or a bathroom tutorial...that would be good..or other room.

[jetsonjoe]

modo is one of the best programs out there...awesome...

[tr5iplex]

I hear about this program for first time. Looks interesting, so what do you need to do in it? whats it for? Modeling?

[rktshp27]

BTW your You Tube channel tends me to believe that I shouldn't be bothered too much by that closed-minded thing. You seem to have that market cornered.

[rktshp27]

@ iamthemercury... I was have never been really impressed with the physical properties of mercury, BTW.