Articles related to "3 D Modeling Software"

Learn how to model, texture, rig and animate 3D game character models in 3DS Max and Photoshop in the step-by-step guide, Game Character Design Complete.

Create polygon models from 2D pictures with HexaGreat 3D, a free and easy to use symmetrical polygon modeler ported from the Japanese 3D software, Rokkaku Daioh.

Learn how to model, texture, rig and animate game art in Autodesk Maya with Michael McKinley's excellent guide to 3D modeling.

3D polygon modeling is used for movie special effects, for video game content and to make photorealistic renders for print and the web. But how is a 3D model made?

Michael Duggan teaches teens and adults alike how to make computer games with Torque game development software in this book on video game programming.

3D Spline and patch modeling offers an efficient easy to learn alternative to traditional 3D polygon modeling that is ideal for organic modeling.

Daz Studio is a free 3D software application that challenges SmithMicro's Poser as a complete 3D scene render solution. But how does Daz really compare to Poser?

Whether entering college directly after high school or returning after years in the workforce, consider adding computer science courses to enhance employability skills.

Engineers use CAD software to design everything from electronic components to skyscrapers.

3D Ripper DX is a software tool for retrieving game geometry, including textures, from DirectX 9 3D games. How does it work and what can it be used for?

Michael Duggan demonstrates the easy way to make 3D games with Conitec's 3D Game Studio game authoring software.

Using the 3D model creation software Autodesk Maya, Antony Ward demonstrates in tutorial form how to model, rig, texture and animate 3D game characters.