Just click Render. AccuRender is high-end rendering, fully integrated into AutoCAD, or Architectural Desktop. (Mechanical Desktop is no longer supported.) > read more…

Xfrog is a 3D graphics program, used for organic modeling and animation ( Xfrog Full Version only ), which runs on all flavors of Windows. We recommend minimum 256 Mb RAM, and hardware or software support for OpenGL. > read more…

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this ISO has been created from extracted content ( WinRar - no errors ) and contains all the files. > read more…

Kurt takes us though modelling the Yamaha R1 from image plan set up right to detailing. The tut covers techniques using nurbs to get basic shape coveting to polys then sud-ds. > read more…

If you’re into Sci-Fi creatures then this tutorial is right up your alley. We begin this project by setting up image planes using a side and front view of our creature. > read more…

This tutorial is geared for intermediate Maya users. If you’re into anime characters then this tutorial is right up your alley. We will start off this tutorial by using just a concept sketch to model the character unlike other tutorials which used a side and front view. This will encourage you to rely on your visual and artistic skills to complete the shape of the model > read more…

After the modeling is complete we will begin the texturing process by learning how to make a clean UV map using several different methods of laying out UV’s. > read more…

Volume II: Larry Shultz’s World Tour CD is recorded in LightWave 3D 7.5 but covers information that is applicable to LightWave 3D 8 and 8.2. This video covers to many topics to cover them all here, gradients, character modeling, character walk cycle, particles, expressions, and much more. This video has more than 9 hours of tip and trick instruction. > read more…

This video is another in Larry’s arsenal of LightWave 3D training. This video done entirely in LightWave 3D 9.2 covers how to create great 3D text. > read more…

Nicholas Boughen literally wrote the book on Lighting. He has worked on feature films from I-Robot, Good Boy!, and Garfield to major television series such as Stargate SG1 and Dead Like Me. Did we mention he is an Emmy and Gemini nominated artist? > read more…