Luxology官方modo系列视频教程 背包建模 Luxology.modo.Training.Video.Backpack.Modeling [光盘镜像]

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资源信息： 中文名: Luxology官方modo系列视频教程--背包建模 英文名: Luxology.modo.Training.Video.Backpack.Modeling 资源格式: 光盘镜像 学校: Luxology 主讲人: Adam Ohern 发行日期: 2010年 对白语言: 英语 文字语言: 英文 概述:

. 语言：英语 网址：http://www.luxology.com/store/backpack/ 类别：教程 （xuehui@TLF） Luxology官方modo系列视频教程--背包建模，一个纺织品造型和渲染视频教程 在这部2小时01分钟的教学中，Adam Ohern以设计一个背包造型来演示“纺织品”的建模技术，包括一些像绳之类的有趣细节和缝纫线等难建模的复杂部位。该系列教学强调modo设计真实感纺织品的技术，包括快速构建模型，部分曲面模型的细节设计，基于图像雕塑，纹理和渲染。适合使用modo 401 SP4中级以上的用户，modo 501用户也需会获的有益指导 ，但将不得不适应其一些新指令操作方式。 http://www.luxology.com/store/backpack/images/modo_backpack.gif Modeling a Backpack Soft goods modeling and rendering Video Tutorial As many an industrial designer knows, modo is an excellent tool to illustrate designs for internal design reviews, client approval or marketing. We asked Adam Ohern to create this video tutorial that walks through many of the real-world tools and techniques that he uses when illustrating his concept designs as a working industrial designer. The design he created is a backpack, which not only offers the opportunity to introduce “soft goods” modeling techniques, it also has some hard bits and interesting details like cords and stitching. The methods used by Adam have applicability to a wide range of textile-oriented designs including handbags, gloves, flexible athletic gear and soft recreational equipment. This tutorial was developed for modo 401. modo 501 users may find the tutorial useful, but will have to adapt some instructions to new techniques found in modo 501. The set includes over two hours of instructional video footage, and also includes incremental step-by-step modo files for each video that let you jump in at any stage. Some Photoshop brushes are also provided as a bonus. This series emphasizes real-world techniques for soft-goods design in modo, including rapid form development, Subdivision surface model detailing, image-based sculpting, texturing, and rendering. The videos are narrated in English and are designed for people with at least an intermediate knowledge of modo.

Backpack Modeling Series Includes: Video Parts 01 - 03 Total Running Time: 2 hours 1 minute Experience Level: Intermediate modo user. Software Required: modo 401 SP 4. Photoshop or other image editing software. The Video Tutorial was developed using modo 401. modo 501 users may find the tutorial useful, but will have to adapt some instructions to new techniques found in modo 501.

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本资源帖谢绝任何广告及与资源无关的评论,凡涉及广告内容的评论一概删除处理! . 目录: Videos in Section 01 — Form DevelopmentTopics covered include: Setup: Importing of backdrop images, and the creation of a basic form, or “buck” around which to build the backpack. Basic Volumes: Rough forms are quickly built for the main compartment, using sculpting tools, edge bevel, polygon bevel, loop slice, edge slice, and others. Volume Slabs: Once the rough forms are completed, they can be used as a starting point for creating the final “slab” forms that will comprise the final design. Other Slabs: Creating the basic geometry for the shoulder straps, waist straps, and the back rest. Video Part 2: Modeling Details and SculptingTopics covered include: Minor Details: Adding small folds in fabric and reflector pieces. Straps: Building the various nylon straps that hold the backpack together, using edge extend, bevel, slice, background constraints, and other handy tricks. Buckles: Covers importing geometry from SolidWorks and/or Rhino, as well as building the buckles manually in sub-d. Details: The zipper pulls and bungee straps on the sides of the backpack help to bring the concept to life, and they're surprisingly easy to do using the versatile “bridge” tool. Sculpting: Adding the folds into the fabric on the side of the backpack can be achieved quickly and efficiently using an image-based sculpting method called “displacement mapping”. Video Part 3: Finishing & RenderingTopics covered include: Procedurals: The nylon materials on the backpack are achieved using a type of map called a “procedural”, in this case we’ll be using “grid” in various ways to achieve complex bump maps across our various materials. Stitching: Stitching can add a lot of depth and character to your model, particularly if you’re able to use stitching to introduce a colored accent. Here I use a simple two-step Photoshop method to implement clean, smooth stitches simply and predictably. Render: In this video we’ll set up our render for final output, and even take a look at the final outputs in Photoshop, so you can get the most out of each render! Conclusion: Parting words from the designer.