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Modeling Anduril, the sword of Aragorn in 3DsMax

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Created on Sunday, 26 February 2012 12:50

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Modeling Anduril, the sword of Aragorn in 3ds MaxIn this tutorial  for Autodesk 3ds Max i will show you how to model a detailed Anduril, the sword of Aragorn from the movie trilogy Lord of the Rings. We will use a reference picture according which we will model the sword and all details on it. In the first step we will start with a rough shape using a primitive object (in our case a cylinder) and poly-modeling  technique where i will explain how important is to choose not only the right way how to model and the initial primitive but also the number of sides which you will need in the future.

Using the poly-modeling technique we will model every detail on the sword and shape it according the reference picture. After the sword would be modeled i will create two bump maps using Photoshop for the elvish text and some fragments which are present on the sword. For rendering and materials i will use our material library together with MentalRay and Photometric Lights for realistic looking result. At the end we will render Ambient & Occlusion map and do some postproduction in Photoshop. You can watch the tutorial below and if you have any questions, just write us.

note: Used fonts (Moon Runes, Tengwar Annatar and Ringbearer)

Include:

  • Modelling Anduril from Lord of the Rings
  • Modelling using a reference
  • Modeling a high-poly model
  • Using poly-modeling technique
  • Using editable poly to add details
  • Smoothing the object using subdivision
  • Materials using Arch&Design
  • Lightning using MR Photometric Lights
  • Rendering, Ambient & Occlusion
  • Postproduction in Photoshop

Time:

  • 03:00:00
Software used in the tutorial:
  • 3ds Max 2012
  • Photoshop
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Tags: 3dsmax tutorial, 3d animation software, 3ds max modeling tutorial, 3d modeling software, tutorial for 3dsmax, 3d software, 3ds max tutorial, medieval tutorial in 3ds max, modeling sword in 3ds max, modeling furniture tutorial
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