Full Version: Looking for car modeling tutorials

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A very cool free render is SimLab Composer Lite! (max 1920 * 1080)
Many files formats input!

http://www.simlab-soft.com/3d-products/simlab-composer-lite.aspx

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Ken,

You'll want to export your models as OBJ for import into Vue. You can 'smooth' them more by dragging the slider, or using the advanced options. I would use settings something like:



Take note of the ALL setting and the relative density. Depending on scale you may want to change the 10 number-- but try and achieve a similar density for proper shading in Vue.

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Hi
Re artifacts when importing into Hexagon.

I had similar problems when using Carrara and after searching some forums I found what I think is the answer. Carrara does not fully support obj files and looses smoothing data. I think this also applies to Hexagon. Daz seems to have given up on development of these applications. Oddly Carrara pro has an import option for nurbs that produces worse results than its obj import.

Although Daz Studio uses vertex averaging, like Carrara, it does a better job of importing obj from Moi but artifacts are still a problem. I know learning to use the various software is an investment in time an effort so its sometimes daunting to contemplate change but if think Rocket3f would be a good replacement for anyone using Hexagon.
Keith

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Hello, I have made a tutorial, were I Show two ways to get seamless surfaces, hope you like it :-)


http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI

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Hi, Zarkow...

You've posted the wrong link, did you not ?

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Oh yes, but now:


http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=8559.1

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Not sure how I overlooked your reply. Will check it out. Thanks very much and sorry in being so late in replying....

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I just stumbled upon this MOI3D timelapse video on modeling a Morris Military truck and thought some of you maybe interested.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HfLrMmGUgM

Cheers

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