Introduction to Modeling in MODO 302
Learn a time-saving workflow to automotive modeling and a multitude of modeling tools and techniques that can be used for film, games, and design. Software required: modo 302 and up.
What you'll learn
Learn a time-saving workflow to automotive modeling and a multitude of modeling tools and techniques that can be used for film, games, and design. Contains 5.5 hours of project-driven training. Perfect for new and experienced artists using modo. Popular highlights include: Modeling Tools Overview; Working with Mesh Items; Copying/Pasting Geometry; Selection Methods; Beveling Polygons and Edges; Adding Edge Loops; Backdrop Images for Reference; Creating Geometry with Curves; Joining Geometry; Reusing Geometry; Modeling with Deformers; Shaping Objects with Element Move; Combining Falloffs and Transforms; Working with Symmetry; Mirroring Geometry; Extruding Geometry Along Curves; Flex Tool; Modeling with Primitives; Extruding Polygons; Adding Geometry with Edge Extend; Creating Fitted Panels; Cloning Geometry Along Curves; Adding Edges with Edge Slice; Placing Geometry with Mesh Paint; Adding Materials; Rendering with HDRI. Software required: modo 302 and up.
Table of contents
- Working with Mesh Items 7m
- Adding Backdrop Images for Reference 9m
- Blocking in the Body of the Car 13m
- Beginning to Shape the Car 14m
- Adding the Wheel Wells 16m
- Aligning the Panel Details 11m
- Shaping the Headlight Area 15m
- Detaching Body Panels 5m
- Adding Thickness to the Body Panels 8m
- Adding Insets to the Body Panels 13m
- Creating the Grill and Front Fender 15m
- Using Curves and Patches to Create the Grill 7m
- Creating the Roof and Windshield of the Car 10m
- Adding the Trunk Detail 10m
- Adding Trim to the Wheel Wells 7m
- Attaching a New Fender Piece to the Trim 13m
- Creating the Back Fender Detail 10m
- Attaching the Trim to the Back Fender 11m
- Adding Black Window Backing 11m
- Building the Running Boards 6m
- Modeling the Gas Cap 7m
- Building the Mirror and Door Handle 14m
- Cloning Vent Pieces 6m
- Adding Headlights and Taillights 7m
- Building the Tire 7m
- Modeling the Rim 9m
- Shaping the Spokes 6m
- Finishing the Wheels 10m
- Creating the License Plate 7m
- Modeling the Antenna 6m
- Adding a Logo with Mesh Paint 7m
- Adding Side Details 12m
- Assigning Materials 10m
- Creating a Final Render 5m
About the author
Justin thrives as a lead modeling author at Pluralsight. Growing up, Justin found a deep interest for the computer graphics industry after watching movies like Jurassic Park, Toy Story, and The Abyss. His ambition would lead him to work at Sony Imageworks in Los Angeles on movies like Monster House and Surf's Up. Justin has also had numerous articles, tutorials, and images published in 3D World and 3D Artist. As an author, Justin enjoys collaborating with fellow authors, especially on project... more