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by Rodrigo Duarte: - How To Create Basic Metallic Textures
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Using the Corrosion shader II: Mapping and layering

Rodrigo Duarte Jun, 21st 2011 0 Comments

CX Beginner, CX Texturing, CX Version 6 specific

In the previous installment on using the Corrosion shader, we talked about what the parameters mean. Nos we will explore the mapping and layering of Corrosion shaders.

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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
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Using the Replace Selected command

Christopher Tyler Jun, 20th 2011 0 Comments

CX Intermediate, CX Version 6 specific, CX Version 7 Specific, CX Version 7.5 Specific

This tutorial is about how to use the Replace Selected command in the Resource palette. It walks through how to use this operation to change an item which already has a series of material applied with a newer polygon mesh. A very useful function.

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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
8.0 Specific

Size vs Scale

Christopher Tyler Jun, 20th 2011 0 Comments

CX Intermediate, CX Version 6 specific

This quick tutorial discusses the difference between size and scale, their relationship, and how to use them. It also deals with a specific issue that can arise with subdivision surfaces and scale, and how to deal with it.

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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
8.0 Specific

Modeling a ketchup type product bottle

Christopher Tyler Jun, 20th 2011 4 Comments

CX Advanced, CX Modeling, CX Version 6 specific

This tutorial walks through the modeling processes of a product bottle for something like ketchup or other similar items. It uses polygon modeling and subdivision surfaces.

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Granite-like textures using the Solid Stone shader

Rodrigo Duarte Jun, 17th 2011 0 Comments

CX Texturing

Solid shaders (aka procedurals) enable us to control the nature of the surfaces by adjusting parameters. While not as versatile as image textures, they can create a variety of materials quickly and easily.

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Using the Corrosion shader I: What do the parameters mean?

Rodrigo Duarte Jun, 14th 2011 0 Comments

CX Beginner, CX Texturing, CX Version 6 specific

The corrosion shader is a very versatile shader that can be used for adding quick bumps and other appearance control for surfaces.

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Using the Corrosion shader II: Mapping and layering

Using the Replace Selected command

Size vs Scale

Modeling a ketchup type product bottle

Granite-like textures using the Solid Stone shader

Using the Corrosion shader I: What do the parameters mean?