Luxology Training Video – Sports Shoe
Note: These tutorials were built using modo 203; all techniques and tools used are able to be transfered into the 301 environment.
Modern athletic shoes are an impressive blend of design and engineering. Learning how to model one in modo lets you master skills that will serve you well in the creation of various other hard and softbody objects – backpacks, luggage and the like.
This series of video tutorials takes you step by step (no pun intended) through the creation of an athletic shoe. Not only will you be shown how to model the shoe, piece by piece, you will also learn how to create UV maps and prepare the shoe for a presentation rendering. Right down to the stitching. As always, you can opt to purchase the entire video album – or only the individual videos of interest to you. Models in modo’s .LXO format are supplied with many of the videos so that you have access to the project at each stage.
This set of video tutorials makes use of modo 203’s new UV editing tools and benefits from the increased rendering speed in modo 203 as well. Basic knowledge of modo is assumed in this tutorial and it is roughly targetted at the “intermediate” user (though virtually everyone will learn something by viewing these information-packed movies). An introduction to the use of 3rd party modo scripts is provided. Tutorials also include use of imageSynth and Adobe Photoshop. In English.
NEW! An additional free video tutorial is now included with all full album purchases that includes an overall introduction to modo for people who want to use the tutorial but who may lack previous modo knowledge. This is an extremely useful useful modo orientation video that is ideal for first time users of modo.
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