Making textures for your aircraft in Rhino 3D.


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An interesting, fully illustrated tutorial explaining how to model an aircraft. It includes step-by-step instructions so that you can make a perfect model. It even teaches you how to add textures to your aircraft once you've done the basic model.


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In this project you will be using Array allot. This is a very useful function. Some is to scale, others we make up as we go along. The purpose here is to give you an idea of the mechanics and then you can do your own designs.


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In this project you will be doing some Extrude Planer Curve, Loft, Fillet Edges and other basic moves. It helps when you use the different layers to distinguish you pieces apart. Selecting lines can be confusing when you have allot of lines.


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This tutorial will teach you how to make a column in Rhino 3D.


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This tutorial will show you how to make a spring in Rhino 3D.


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Blender is very powerful modeling and animation package and have very efficient work flow, combination of keyboard shortcuts and the UI make that possible. Modeling the vase in Blender is pretty simple, and we are going to take you through the steps to create it. For this lesson we will be using Sub-Surface modeling. Before we begin lets first explore the Blender interface a bit.


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Simulating Blurred Propellers in Bryce 3D. Good luck!


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Tags:blurplanepropellerssimulating

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Motion paths in Bryce 3D aren't just for animating. Calyxa Omphalos came up with the idea of using motion paths to model strings of beads or pearls. This tutorial will show you how to model a chain by linking chain links to a motion path.


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This is a tutorial on how to make what we think is a pretty close match to realistic grass in Bryce. Now, the only real way, that we can think of, to get the simulation of thousands of little blades of grass, is to actually have them. WHOAAA!!! Don't leave yet. It's easier then you'd think. Now, we used Bryce 4 for this tutorial, but 3d and maybe 2 will work as well.


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