Model a Detailed High Poly Fire Hydrant in 3ds Max
Nov 24th in 3D Art, Autodesk 3Ds Max by Ben Tate
Subdivision modeling is a skill like any other…it is relatively easy to grasp the basics, but it can be extremely difficult to get a handle on the the more advanced techniques. In this two hour long, intermediate/ advanced level modeling tutorial, Ben Tate will demonstrate his process of creating a detailed high-poly fire hydrant using subdivision modeling.
Author: Ben Tate
Ben is a 29 year old self taught 3D Modeler and general CG Artist, living in Victoria BC Canada. He got into the CG field about six years ago, and his primary focus is modeling hard surface objects and props. Over the last few years his skillset has expanded to include UV mapping, texturing, lighting, and rendering, as well as some digital sculpting and basic VFX knowledge. Check out some more examples of Ben’s work on his website
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Thanks a lot, i want to create this one….. thanks again!!!!
Thanks! i’ll try this.
This is a free tutorial available here:
http://cg.tutsplus.com/
And there are many more…all free.
thanks thanks for this extra tutorial.
really creative tutorial.!
Thanks!
Great! I am great to read this coming from you. More post to come in the future