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

Creating a food package

Christopher Tyler Dec, 16th 2010 0 Comments
This is a tutorial on how to model a type of packaging used for food. It's a pouch type of object. This tutorial was recorded as a result of a question by a user. You'll hear me refer to this user during the recording. While you can do this in 6.0, it is optimized for the 6.1 update as it uses UV mapping on subdivided objects.
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by Ken Bringhurst: - Creating A Camera For Live 3D – Section 1: Video Chapters 1, 2 And 3
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Creating a Camera for Live 3D – Section 3: Video Chapters 7, 8 and 9

Ken Bringhurst Nov, 23rd 2010 1 Comment
This three section, nine chapter video series shows you how to use Design 3D CX 6 and Live 3D CX 2 to create a fully interactive 3D model and embed it in your own website. Part 3: Video Chapters 7, 8 and 9. These chapters cover final scripting and upload for embedding. You will finish up the scripting for the camera model. Then you'll learn how to easily upload your Live 3D project to your account at StrataLive3D.com, and embed the model into your own website.
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by Ken Bringhurst: - Creating A Camera For Live 3D – Section 1: Video Chapters 1, 2 And 3
- Creating A Camera For Live 3D – Section 3: Video Chapters 7, 8 And 9
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Creating a Camera for Live 3D – Section 2: Video Chapters 4, 5 and 6

Ken Bringhurst Nov, 23rd 2010 0 Comments
This three section, nine chapter video series shows you how to use Design 3D CX 6 and Live 3D CX 2 to create a fully interactive 3D model and embed it in your own website. Part 2: Video Chapters 4, 5 and 6. These chapters cover setting up interactivity for your 3D model by adding scripts and sequences in Live 3D CX 2. You will learn to plan your scripted animation, and then create simple and complex scripts and set up the sequence of events for interactivity.
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