Modeling an F1 Wheel with Autodesk Alias Subdivision

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Veejay Gahir

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[1] Introduction

[1] Sub-D modeling for concept development.mp4

01:18

[2] 1. Getting Setup

[1] Using the exercise files.mp4

03:37

[2] Importing an image.mp4

05:12

[3] Alias vs. subdivisions vs. Maya.mp4

02:27

[3] 2. Creating the F1 Handle

[1] Defining the handle footprint Extrude method.mp4

06:38

[2] Defining the handle footprint Retopology method.mp4

04:53

[3] Extruding the handle footprint.mp4

03:06

[4] Finishing the handle endcaps.mp4

06:33

[5] Applying mirror and join to the handle.mp4

05:12

[6] Fine-tuning details around the handle model.mp4

08:09

[7] Reflecting the handle to create left- and right-hand parts.mp4

02:56

[4] 3. Creating the F1 Body

[1] Defining the body footprint.mp4

05:23

[2] Extruding the body footprint.mp4

03:00

[3] Adding endcaps to the body.mp4

05:28

[4] Reflecting the body to create left- and right-hand parts.mp4

02:21

[5] Applying mirror and join command to the body.mp4

03:36

[6] Creating the center pad.mp4

05:23

[7] Creating the digital display.mp4

04:52

[5] 4. Creating the Buttons and Toggles

[1] Creating the push buttons.mp4

04:47

[2] Creating the toggle switch.mp4

09:01

[3] Creating the rotary dial method, part 1.mp4

04:23

[4] Creating the rotary dial method, part 2.mp4

05:32

[5] Creating the ABC dials.mp4

06:07

[6] 5. Final Model Analysis

[1] Working with layered shaders.mp4

03:12

[2] Applying a simple layered shader.mp4

06:57

[3] Forcing decals onto one side only.mp4

02:27

[4] Adding logos to the F1 wheel body.mp4

02:16

[7] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

01:18

Description

Have you ever wanted to explore the world of concept modeling but didn't have the time to learn a new interface or application? With Autodesk expanding the capabilities of Alias to include subdivision modeling, you can now dive into concept development without having to learn a new interface or application. In this course, Veejay Gahir demonstrates a typical workflow by taking a sketch of a Formula 1 race car steering wheel and showing how to model and render a fully realized version in Alias. Veejay shows how to import the sketch, use subdivision (SubD) modeling techniques to create the basic shape, and add details like buttons and switches, and logos. With the capabilities of Alias coupled with the unique commands developed exclusively for subdivisions, Alias users can now use a familiar interface to learn a new skill.

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