This is the first 3ds Max video tutorial  in this news section called Medieval where i would like to show you how to model swords, shields, siege weapons and other from this age. Even that Roman don’t belong there i decided to anyway do these. We will go through modeling  using a reference picture from a primitive cylinder in 3ds Max and shape it using editable poly to the sword on the reference. Using similar technique we will make the shield and after with few steps the javelin. Using subdivision we will achieve smooth and without failure our models.

At the end i will show you how to make  materials and render for these objects and set up the lightning in 3ds Max. After we will render Ambient and Z-Depth map for Lens Blur and do some postproduction in Photoshop.

Include: Modeling a Roman sword using a reference Modeling a Roman shield using a reference Modeling a Roman javelin Using editable poly to add details Smoothing the object using subdivision Materials using Arch&Design Lightning using MR Photometric Lights Rendering, Ambient map and Z-Depth map Postproduction in Photoshop	Time: 02:20:00
	Software used in the tutorial: 3ds Max 2012 Photoshop

 

 

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