Archive for February 2nd, 2010
Ptex in 3D-Coat
February 2nd, 2010 | 
Author: To anyone that is curious about how Ptex is looks or works in 3D-Coat, the most recent build (3.2.02) has been posted and contains the first iteration of it.
You can download or read more about it HERE.
3D-Coat Voxel Sculpting DVD Re-released!!
Pilgway and I are happy to announce the republication of the DVD training for 3D-Coat, entitled “Voxel Sculpting in 3D-Coat v3: The Alas Armor Suit (w/3.2 Addendum)”. This training contains 20+ hours of training, and will take you through nearly every voxel sculpting tool in 3D-Coat v3. We’ll also talk about methods, techniques and some workflow philosophies in 3D-Coat. I cover a bit of both organic and hard-surface sculpting, how to create brushes for 3D-Coat in Photoshop, and also how to use 3D object files to achieve more complex objects.
Gideon Klindt designed the character used in this project based DVD, the futuristic Alas Armor Suit. You can find more outstanding character designs and artwork from Gideon at www.gideonklindt.com.
The DVD contains videos in .mp4 format which can be played directly on your computer with just about any OS (Windows, Linux (many flavors) & Mac) with VLC Player. At the moment I am only distributing this DVD digitally. The digital version is on sale NOW, and can be purchased by clicking the “Buy now” button below! (Stay tuned for a physical distro) Also a noteworthy mention: I’ve recorded and am accompanying an almost 25 minute addendum for changes up to 3D-Coat v3.2!
7Zip is also needed to decompress the files, which can be downloaded from HERE. I also recommend using VLC Player, as it is supported on Win, Linux & Mac. You can download it HERE.
Not sure if you want to buy? I have about 45 minutes of preview material you can view HERE!
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