Procedural – Non Procedural Modeling & Texturing
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Procedural – Non Procedural Modeling & Texturing

on Sep 6th 2011 with 9 comments
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Procedural? or non procedural? You hear these two terms all the time, but what do they actually mean? What makes something procedural? or non procedural? and what’s the different between the two? If you’re not exacly sure of the answer, fear not! Author Chandan Kumar is here with a great tutorial that will give you the answers you need. Chandan will not only explain the difference between the two, but demostrate how they apply to both modeling and texturing workflows.

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Video 2

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Video 3

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Video 4

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Chandan Kumar is chandank13 on 3docean
 
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My name is Chandan Kumar and I am a CG and VFX artist/trainer from India.  

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  • Frostraver

    Great tutorials! Thanks!

  • Jeremy

    while I can watch the videos via streaming, the download links don’t seem to be working. They just open the videos up in a new tab.

    • Ben

      Right Click > Save target / save link as.

  • bartosz

    great tutorials as always.

    @Jeremy: right-click on Video … and chose “Save element as”

  • mahmoud

    Very great tutorials as always.
    Thanks.

  • http://www.alkabeergrafix.com/index.html Asim

    Thanks a lot………………!

  • http://www.vfxrider.com Chandan Kumar

    Thanks to appreciate my efforts guys!

  • Elmar Luijmes

    im just starting with 3DS max im used to cinema 4D ill hope i will get good in 3DS max to

  • Fernando

    I love your tutorials! Thanks a lot for your time and efforts!