Modeling iPhone4 in 3DsMax PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 15 July 2011 20:19

3DsMax tutorials iPhone4In this video tutorial  for 3dsmax  I will show you how to model the Apple iPhone4 using a reference. At the beginning we will prepare our scene with the reference pictures and place it them into 3DsMax. We will start the modeling  process from a box creating a rough shape of the model using poly-modeling technique. Slowly and step by step we will form the shape of the iPhone4 and start tu inset more and more details for the buttons and plugs which are on the phone. We will also use Photoshop to create and edit our texture for the model and use post-production to improve our final render.

Using subdivision we will achieve smooth surface. At the end i will show you how to make materials and render for these objects and set up the lightning in 3DsMax using Standard lights and Mental Ray. With the Standard lights I want to show you that even with the basics tools in 3DsMax you achieve nice results.

Include:

· Modeling an iPhone4 using a reference

· Each detail will be modeled

· Using one primitive to do the whole model

· Using editable poly to add details

· Smoothing the object using subdivision

· Materials using Arch&Design and Raytrace

· Lightning using Standard Lights

· Render using MentalRay

· Postproduction in Photoshop

Time:

· 04:15:00

Software used in the tutorial:

· 3DsMax 2012

· Photoshop

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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0 # kojak 2011-10-27 15:47
The map of the rear is mirrored...
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0 # Administrator 2011-10-27 20:57
Quoting kojak:
The map of the rear is mirrored...


Yeah, i really hoped nobody will notice that :-* sorry for this, really my bad :) hope this "bug" its not so bad :P
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0 # chmak chalo 2011-12-05 12:21
the 3d max file is not opening :s
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0 # chmak chalo 2011-12-05 12:25
file open error comes ....
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0 # Administrator 2011-12-05 14:41
Quoting chmak chalo:
file open error comes ....


Hi, what error it returns? They are 3DsMax 2012 project files, maybe compatibility issue? Let me know the error and your Max vesion :)
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0 # chmak chalo 2011-12-05 21:23
oohhh i have 3d max 2009 :( ...... dis error comes....
" file open error"
unknown class, no stand-in: superID 0B60,

so what should i do now :S
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0 # chmak chalo 2011-12-05 21:31
can i open it in 3d max 2009?
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0 # Administrator 2011-12-05 22:26
Quoting chmak chalo:
can i open it in 3d max 2009?

Hi, unfortunately Autodesk forgot to implement any backward compatibility inside 3DsMax, so i believe that no, you cant. But the project files are just for "help" you dont need them to follow the tutorial ;-)
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0 # chmak chalo 2011-12-06 08:30
aaahhh but my sir wants to see 3d max file, can't u upload 3d max file proper file please can u :S
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0 # Administrator 2011-12-06 10:07
Quoting chmak chalo:
aaahhh but my sir wants to see 3d max file, can't u upload 3d max file proper file please can u :S


Hi, the files are proper but for a different 3DsMax. The only thing (even that i dont understand why you need them so much) what i can do is to export them to some ither format which you can import and send you the files.
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0 # chmak chalo 2011-12-06 11:14
its just i told to my teacher that i followed your tutorial and he said that do show me 3d file of that tutorial soo :S can it open in 3d max 2012? or can't u tranfer it in 3d max 2009? if u can sorry im disturbing you
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0 # Administrator 2011-12-06 14:20
Quoting chmak chalo:
its just i told to my teacher that i followed your tutorial and he said that do show me 3d file of that tutorial soo :S can it open in 3d max 2012? or can't u tranfer it in 3d max 2009? if u can sorry im disturbing you

Heh :-* you can open it in 3DsMax 2012 but no, you cant transfer it back to 2009. Anyway, i sent you a mail.
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0 # chmak chalo 2011-12-08 08:28
thank you :)
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0 # Artur 2011-12-18 20:53
Dzięki takim normalnym ludziom jak ty coś można się naprawdę nauczyć.
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0 # Administrator 2011-12-19 09:32
Quoting Artur:
Dzięki takim normalnym ludziom jak ty coś można się naprawdę nauczyć.

Please use english ;-) but according to google/translator, thank you :lol:
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0 # mecafox 2011-12-20 17:08
it work in 3ds max 2011
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0 # helen 2012-01-18 10:24
Hi all I am learning how to model curves in 3ds max

- where can I get some good tutorials on how to model a curved logo? does someone know

- am using the 3dsmax 2011
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0 # Administrator 2012-01-18 12:30
Hi, i edited your posts into one (hope its ok). If you want to design a logo use some vector program like CorelDraw. If you want to do some kind of animation with a logo and need to make it before, you can use the "spline tools" inside max with the points converted to either corner or bezier corner. Still it depends what kind of logo its ;-) i recomend you to join our forum if you have any kind of reference we can try to guide you from there :-*
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