Today we finally come to the 10th and final modeling part of the Mini Semi Truck tutorial series (high five!) In the final day, we’ll complete the truck by modeling the detailed rims and tires. Once we have a single tire complete, we’ll clone it and make some modifications to create a second less detailed rim for the truck’s duel tire setup.
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Today we bring you day 9 of the ‘Mini Semi Truck” tutorials series by Ben Tate. The ‘Mini Semi Truck’ tutorial series focuses on the creation of a stylized high poly vehicle in 3d Studio Max. The goal of this series is to teach you quick and effective techniques for creating high resolution sub-division surfaces. These universally transferable techniques can be applied to not only vehicle creation, but most other modeling projects as well.
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Today we bring you day 8 of the ‘Mini Semi Truck” tutorials series by Cgtuts+ Co-Editor Ben Tate. The ‘Mini Semi Truck’ tutorial series focuses on the creation of a stylized high poly vehicle in 3d Studio Max. The goal of this series is to teach you quick and effective techniques for creating high resolution sub-division surfaces. These universally transferable techniques can be applied to not only vehicle creation, but most other modeling projects as well.
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Today we bring you day 7 of the ‘Mini Semi Truck” tutorials series by Cgtuts+ Co-Editor Ben Tate. The ‘Mini Semi Truck’ tutorial series focuses on the creation of a stylized high poly vehicle in 3d Studio Max. The goal of this series is to teach you quick and effective techniques for creating high resolution sub-division surfaces. These universally transferable techniques can be applied to not only vehicle creation, but most other modeling projects as well.
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Today we bring you day 6 of the ‘Mini Semi Truck” tutorials series by Cgtuts+ Co-Editor Ben Tate. The ‘Mini Semi Truck’ tutorial series focuses on the creation of a stylized high poly vehicle in 3d Studio Max. The goal of this series is to teach you quick and effective techniques for creating high resolution sub-division surfaces. These universally transferable techniques can be applied to not only vehicle creation, but most other modeling projects as well.
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Today we bring you day 5 of the ‘Mini Semi Truck” tutorials series by Cgtuts+ Co-Editor Ben Tate. The ‘Mini Semi Truck’ tutorial series focuses on the creation of a stylized high poly vehicle in 3d Studio Max. The goal of this series is to teach you quick and effective techniques for creating high resolution sub-division surfaces. These universally transferable techniques can be applied to not only vehicle creation, but most other modeling projects as well.
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Today we bring you day 4 of the ‘Mini Semi Truck” tutorials series by Cgtuts+ Co-Editor Ben Tate. The ‘Mini Semi Truck’ tutorial series focuses on the creation of a stylized high poly vehicle in 3d Studio Max. The goal of this series is to teach you quick and effective techniques for creating high resolution sub-division surfaces. These universally transferable techniques can be applied to not only vehicle creation, but most other modeling projects as well.
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Today we bring you day 3 of the ‘Mini Semi Truck” tutorials series by Cgtuts+ Co-Editor Ben Tate. In today’s post we’ll be building the remaining pieces of the exhaust system, as well as creating the many parts that make up the truck’s fuel tank and step assembly.
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Today we bring you day 2 of the ‘Mini Semi Truck” tutorials series by Cgtuts+ Co-Editor Ben Tate. In today’s post we’ll continue to block out and detail the truck model by adding the front grill, bumper, headlights and gas tank, as well as the main exhaust pipe sections.
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Today we’re happy to kick off the launch of a new series by Co-Editor Ben Tate. The ‘Mini Semi Truck’ tutorial series focuses on the creation of a stylized high poly vehicle in 3d Studio Max. The goal of this series is to teach you quick and effective techniques for creating high resolution sub-division surfaces. These universally transferable techniques can be applied to not only vehicle creation, but most other modeling projects as well.
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