In Volume 3 of the Quick Start to Modeling in 3ds Max, we'll build on the concepts covered in volumes 1 and 2. We'll start by talking about numerous tools and techniques needed to create high-poly models in 3ds Max. We'll reinforce what we've already learned by blocking out the forms of our model and discuss how to use the TurboSmooth modifier effectively. In addition, we'll learn about the Graphite Modeling tools, which will give us some new ways to speed up our workflow. Finally, we'll learn how to retain the volume of our model by using control loops and how to create simple details using floating geometry. In the end, we'll add another prop that will be used in our final narrative scene.
In Volume 3 of the Quick Start to Modeling in 3ds Max, we'll build on the concepts covered in volumes 1 and 2. We'll start by talking about numerous tools and techniques needed to create high-poly models in 3ds Max. We'll reinforce what we've already learned by blocking out the forms of our model and discuss how to use the TurboSmooth modifier effectively. In addition, we'll learn about the Graphite Modeling tools, which will give us some new ways to speed up our workflow. Finally, we'll learn how to retain the volume of our model by using control loops and how to create simple details using floating geometry. In the end we'll add another prop that will be used in our final narrative scene. These courses are designed to be taken in sequence, so we really encourage you to start with Volumes 1 and 2 before continuing with this section. We also encourage you to take advantage of the assignments that follow each volume. These assignments will allow you to take what you've learned and apply those tools and techniques to your own projects.
In Volume 3 of the Quick Start to Modeling in 3ds Max, we'll build on the concepts covered in volumes 1 and 2. We'll start by talking about numerous tools and techniques needed to create high-poly models in 3ds Max. We'll reinforce what we've already learned by blocking out the forms of our model and discuss how to use the TurboSmooth modifier effectively. In addition, we'll learn about the Graphite Modeling tools, which will give us some new ways to speed up our workflow. Finally, we'll learn how to retain the volume of our model by using control loops and how to create simple details using floating geometry. In the end we'll add another prop that will be used in our final narrative scene. These courses are designed to be taken in sequence, so we really encourage you to start with Volumes 1 and 2 before continuing with this section. We also encourage you to take advantage of the assignments that follow each volume. These assignments will allow you to take what you've learned and apply those tools and techniques to your own projects.
