Model, Paint, and Animate a Realistically Stylized Eye in 3ds Max – Day 2

In this multi-part tutorial, you will learn how to create simple, yet effective, 3d eyes that can be used in either CG illustrations, or animations. This series of tutorials will cover all of the steps that are necessary, from modeling and unwrapping, to texturing, to rigging, and eventually animating the eye.

This tutorial is Day 2 in a series – Go to Day 1, or Day 3

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The software that will be used are 3ds Max and Photoshop, but these principles can be applied to any other 3d modeling and painting packages.

Contents

  • 1. Resizing the head to a correct size.
  • 2. Creating the 1st eye shader, and using the Scanline rendering system.
  • 3. Creating a Bump texture map from the pre-existing diffuse texture.

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This tutorial is Day 2 in a series – Go to Day 3 or

Start at the beginning – Go to Day 1

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Discussion 6 Comments

  1. Mimo says:

    Very well presented. And nice tut

  2. John Doe says:

    I dont remember when day one was

  3. Author

    Thanks for the kind words.

    It has been a while so here’s the link to day 1

    http://cg.tutsplus.com/tutorials/3d-art/create-a-realistic-hand-painted-eye-in-3ds-max-and-photoshop/

    cheers

    Fábio

  4. João Nogueira says:

    Parabéns fábio!
    Está muito bem conseguido…

    WELL DONE!

    abraço

  5. CefVil says:

    Thank you very much Fábio, your tutorial was explicit, clear and effective, proof to that is the fact that I actually made my first usable eye!

    Keep up the fine work.

    .C.

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