Hard surface modeling in MODO

Hard surface modeling in MODO, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 27 lectures, based on 35 reviews, and has 377 subscribers.

You will learn about Know how to deal with typical modeling problems Get your geometry well organised Manage to work in all quads Produce meshes with a mix of nice smooth surfaces and sharpen edges This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner to intermediate 3d modelers or 3D artists wating to be able to make solid-like objects in a polygonal software or Industrial designers or NOT for videogame characters artists or NOT for archviz artists It is particularly useful for Beginner to intermediate 3d modelers or 3D artists wating to be able to make solid-like objects in a polygonal software or Industrial designers or NOT for videogame characters artists or NOT for archviz artists.

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Summary

Title: Hard surface modeling in MODO

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: €99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Know how to deal with typical modeling problems
Get your geometry well organised
Manage to work in all quads
Produce meshes with a mix of nice smooth surfaces and sharpen edges

Who Should Attend

Beginner to intermediate 3d modelers
3D artists wating to be able to make solid-like objects in a polygonal software
Industrial designers
NOT for videogame characters artists
NOT for archviz artists

Target Audiences

Beginner to intermediate 3d modelers
3D artists wating to be able to make solid-like objects in a polygonal software
Industrial designers
NOT for videogame characters artists
NOT for archviz artists

What is this course about?

Hard surface modeling is a field of 3D modeling suitable for projects related to industrial design, engineering or prototyping. In the middle of the path that goes from pure polygonal modeling (mostly used in the videogame industry or archviz) and solid modeling (purely used in CAD systems for very technical levels) there is the hard surface modeling field, In this modeling style you will get advantage of both worlds: You will have the creative freedom of polygonal modeling and the finesse of solid modeling.

In terms of building a path in your 3D artist career, hard surface modeling is a key point.

What do I need to start?

First of all, the techniques and methods shown in this course are, in a high percentage, applicable to any other 3D modeling software. As a teacher, I always try to keep it simple, use the tools wisely and show the basics that every 3D modeler should know.

For this course, I used Foundry´s MODO901, so you will need to have that software installed in your computer. It is not strictly limited to the 901 version (you will be able to replicate almost all the procedures even in previous versions) but it is highly recommended to follow it with the latest version, or you will be missing some specific tools.

Included in the first lesson there is a download link for you to download the sample files in MODO´s native format, and also in OBJ format if you want to use another software. The images used as blueprints and a nice hdri image for the illumination is also included.

What will I learn?

This course covers a wide range of modeling methods with the purpose of showing all the techniques available to you to get a good quality model. This means:

Keeping a good mesh flow
Working in all quads for a good finished mesh
Solving typical problems
Adding interest to the look of your project, be it materials, lightning, modeling details…
Knowing the tools and how to use them properly

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome to the course!

Lecture 1: Overview

Chapter 2: Modeling the rim

Lecture 1: Shaping the rim

Lecture 2: The strokes

Lecture 3: Filling the gaps

Lecture 4: Adding details

Lecture 5: Expanding the structure

Lecture 6: Some final touches

Chapter 3: Modeling the tyre

Lecture 1: Building the profile

Lecture 2: The tread patterns

Chapter 4: Braking system: The caliper

Lecture 1: Blocking out the shape

Lecture 2: Finishing the base shape

Lecture 3: Optimizing

Lecture 4: Adding some details

Lecture 5: Finishing the caliper

Chapter 5: Braking system: The Brembo logo

Lecture 1: Tracing the logo shape

Lecture 2: Cleaning up the mesh

Lecture 3: Finishing and placing the logo

Chapter 6: Braking system: The braking disc

Lecture 1: Modeling and assembling

Chapter 7: Putting it all together

Lecture 1: Adding more parts to the braking system

Lecture 2: Assembling parts

Lecture 3: More and more detail

Lecture 4: Some final touches

Chapter 8: Making a nice render

Lecture 1: Materials and lightning

Lecture 2: The final render

Chapter 9: Extra chapter: A fix and a challenge

Lecture 1: Really really nice patterns

Lecture 2: Solving the problem

Lecture 3: Why is this not working??

Instructors

Juan Jimenez
Gerente en FACTOR3D

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5 stars: 18 votes

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