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3D Coat 3.5 released

Posted by Wasabi 3D on September 18, 2010
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PRESS RELEASE

Kiev, September 15, 2010
Press-release

Pilgway are happy to inform the new 3D-Coat version 3.5 is now officially out and available for download. It is a free upgrade for all 3D-Coat V3.* owners. The version contains important feature updates including Industry first Auto-Retopology, Multiresolution for voxels, Multithreaded merge and many more?

What‘s new in 3D-Coat version 3.5:

  • Industry New! Auto-retopology with user-defined guides for accurate edge loops. It looks like wizard with several stages to draw guides, paint dense areas
  • Multiresolution for voxels has been done! You will be able to degrade object, modify low-poly mesh and combine together low and high frequency details
  • Support of multiple UV sets management in UV room. You may change UV set of any face, add UV-set, remove unused UV-set. New UV stuff will work in both per-pixel and microvertex mode
  • New option in export settings – Perfom coarsing. It is inverse to subdivision
  • Improved Ptex export/import. Support of export/import Ptex vector displacement
  • Bugfixes and stability improvements
    … and many many more

Full list of changes you may find here: http://3d-coat.com/3d-coat-35/

3D-Coat V 3.5 is available on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, a 30 days full function free trial version of 3D-Coat 3.5 can be downloaded from http://3d-coat.com/download/

Kizo & Arscom Studio

Posted by Wasabi 3D on June 21, 2010
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Kizo & Arscom Studio – Specialists in Hyper-realistic Fiction
More and more 3D artists are specializing in the creation of architectural visualizations

Zoran ‘Kizo’ Gorski (Arscom Studio, Croatia) is a seasoned CINEMA 4D user and is well-known in the 3D community. Last year he won rendering competitions at Evermotion, 3D Allusions and Zwischendrin. In addition, he has been a beta tester for VrayforCINEMA4D recommended Daniel Schild of DNS-Plugins for the development of a parametric window plugin for CINEMA 4D.

Kizo’s was introduced to CINEMA 4D during his time as an industrial design student. ”Our education was focused on Vectorworks and formZ. My girlfriend was attending a graphic design course and was using CINEMA 4D. I was impressed by the renders that she produced and I immediately began playing around with the program myself.”

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Model a Raygun

Posted by Wasabi 3D on March 31, 2010
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Learn how to model a Ray Gun in Cinema 4D, this is an old tutorial that I found which is hosted by Google Videos so the quality’s is  not so good and again these old tutorials don’t have any sound so I am sorry about that!

If you watched the Mac 10 Tutorial then you will more than likely figure it out without me telling you, if you have any problems please send a comment or an email.. Ohh i almost forgot here is the referance image i used please enjoy!

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Model a Mac 10 in C4D

Posted by Wasabi 3D on March 3, 2010
Posted in: 3D Models, 3D Training, 3D Tutorials. Tagged: , , , . 34 comments

Learn how to model the infamous drive by shooter!  the Mac 10 in Cinema 4D. The video tutorial will show you step by step how to create this naughty weapon of choice for all your homeboy’s.

Joking  aside! I spent quite a few hours grafting the mesh for this model, although a few parts of the weapon could have been tackle differently.

Please excuse my annoying voice! I might sound a little nervous as it is the first time I have recorded with a microphone.

Here you will find the reference image I used for this project…

Anyway I hope this helps anyone who is interested in modelling weapons or is new to Cinema 4D.

Ps: Part four of the tutorial! i had problems with the file size… just so you know it’s being uploaded.

Model a Mac 10 in Cinema 4D from Tony Harris on Vimeo.

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