Modeling Realistic Interiors in 3ds Max and Marvelous Designer
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Andrew Ryan Parker
5:21:25
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01. Introduction and Project Overview.mp4
01:02
02. Setting up Our 3ds Max Workspace.mp4
10:26
03. Creating Basic Architecture.mp4
12:32
04. Continuing Our Architectural Modeling.mp4
12:42
05. Detailing with Spline Modeling Techniques.mp4
11:18
06. Creating a Hexagonal Tiled Floor.mp4
10:23
07. Designing a Wooden Floor.mp4
12:31
08. Adding Chaos to Our Model.mp4
07:59
09. Modeling Wooden Beams.mp4
10:29
10. Unwrapping Basics.mp4
13:02
11. Utilizing Quick Detailing Techniques.mp4
05:58
12. Using Turbosmooth for Modeling.mp4
12:35
13. Continuing the Log Burner Model.mp4
13:41
14. Finishing the Log Burner Details.mp4
08:29
15. Unwrapping the Log Burner.mp4
11:53
16. Creating Circular Holes.mp4
12:28
17. Exporting the Sling Chair.mp4
06:02
18. Reviewing Marvelous Designer 4.mp4
07:32
19. Creating the Fabric for Our Sling Chair.mp4
14:04
20. Importing the Fabric to 3ds Max.mp4
04:38
21. Creating Tables for Our Scene.mp4
07:34
22. Starting Our Bed Fabrics.mp4
15:56
23. Folding Fabrics with Pins.mp4
07:36
24. Simulating Fabrics for Our Bed.mp4
15:53
25. Finishing the Pillows and Creating Cushions.mp4
11:04
26. Cleaning up Fabrics in 3ds Max.mp4
04:33
27. Modeling a Pendant Lamp.mp4
11:33
28. Creating Assets with Debris Maker.mp4
04:16
29. Modeling Blinds in Our Scene.mp4
10:12
30. Designing a Rattan Basket.mp4
08:59
31. Creating Props for Our Scene.mp4
09:35
32. Utilizing the Hair and Fur Modifier.mp4
07:40
33. Lighting Our Scene Using an Hdri Map.mp4
04:09
34. Creating Our Final Scene.mp4
02:41
Description
Throughout these lessons, we will explore how to create an interior scene from complete scratch. Software required: 3ds Max 2014, Marvelous Designer 4, V-Ray 2.4, Debris Maker 2, Honeycomb, Floor Generator.
What You'll Learn?
Throughout these lessons, we will explore how to create an interior scene from complete scratch. We will model the architecture, architectural detailing, furniture, props and fabrics using a combination of 3ds Max and Marvelous Designer. We will also unwrap as many models as we can when it comes to texturing and materials. Finally, we will set up basic lighting using an HDRI to achieve the soft, diffused look we need. In the second part of this tutorial series, we will be rendering and texturing our scene. Software required: 3ds Max 2014, Marvelous Designer 4, V-Ray 2.4, Debris Maker 2, Honeycomb, Floor Generator.
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Andrew Ryan Parker
Instructor's CoursesRyan is a Manchester based 3D Artist. He specializes in interior renders and is currently working in the KBB industry producing photo-realistic images. He has a passion for photography, design, music, architecture and CGI. His main aim in all CG based activities is to reach a level of true photo-realism in his work.
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View courses PluralsightPluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.
- language english
- Training sessions 34
- duration 5:21:25
- level advanced
- Release Date 2023/12/15
