Create Realistic Ice Mountain in Autodesk Maya
This is an interesting video tutorial that explains in a simple way how to create realistic snow and ice covered mountains with displacement map and ocean shaders in Autodesk Maya.
06
Jan2016
06
Jan2016
Using the Ocean Shades in Autodesk Maya
This short video tutorial explains the use of the Ocean shader node. A tool that will allow you to create bodies of water for swimming pools, ponds, etc. in Maya.
05
Jan2016
Animate Clothing in Autodesk Maya
This is a basic Autodesk Maya video tutorial that shows how to animate clothes in a 3d environment using the nCloth modifier to create fabric movements that mirror the animation…
04
Jan2016
Modeling Water Tower Low Poly in Autodesk Maya
This video tutorial shows how to model a water tank on a tower in Maya. The classic old cisterns often seen in the cinema. An element that always has a…
04
Jan2016
Fooling around Objects with nParticles in Maya
This video tutorial shows you how to create a kind of funnel on which to ‘splash’ objects in Maya. A useful lesson because it allows you to create liquids that…
02
Jan2016
Modelling Celtic Golden Ring in Autodesk Maya
This video tutorial shows how to style a Celtic-style gold ring with Maya. A complete lesson that with a few simple steps will make us obtain a beautiful 3D object.
01
Jan2016
Modelling a Sci-Fi Sword 3D in Autodesk Maya
This video tutorial shows how to model a sci-fi sword using Maya software. It is a complete lesson that also shows the realization of the materials on stage.
01
Jan2016
Modeling a Wooden Barrel using Autodesk Maya
This nice video tutorial shows how to model a 3d wooden barrel using Maya. An exercise that also includes the mapping with related materials of the object.
01
Jan2016
Model a Trash Can in Autodesk Maya
This Maya 3D video tutorial shows you how to model a garbage can. We will see how to create this object in a simple way with 3D polygonal modeling.
31
Dec2015
Model Realistic Curtains using Autodesk Maya
This Maya 2016 video tutorial shows you how to style realistic curtains. A useful exercise for those who love interior scenes and architectural elements.
