Follow Me!by Project Summer House | Update A week has passed since I started my Project Summer House and a bit of progress has been made. First thing I did was roughly blocking out my scene in Unity. I didn’t put a lot of effort into it (as you can clearly see). I remember quite well what is where located in my Garden, so it’s just a little thing to help me organize my work properly. To keep track of what has…
Follow Me!by Today I present you a small game called Swap For Answer! I mentioned in my last post that a while back me and my husband were doing a small project, a game in Unity and am proud to say that we finished it! It is not perfect, but it is working! So let me tell you more about the game itself and how we ended up doing it. The game Idea So the game itself is not something we invented. It is…
Follow Me!by Today I will write about this little tiny thing that I encountered this very afternoon. I was working in 3ds Max on a lovely toilet model (3D pooper ftw!) and as I attempted to export an .OBJ file I got this crazy warning message saying that there is a “rats nest in mesh “Water”. Yap. That’s the official name for the warning – the rats nest 😀 which I find to be pretty amazing and clever 🙂 It doesn’t say anything more…
Follow Me!by Unwrap UVW modiefier in 3dsMax is a pain in the ass (first sentence and I am cursing already..) Anyone who has had used it knows what I’m talking about. I think there is no person on earth who would enjoy the unwrapping fun. It is just confusing and can be terribly frustrating. Especially if you are dealing with some complex geometry. But other than it is an amazing tool and like it or not you must use it…
Follow Me!by So it is time for another simple 3ds Max tutorial about a very simple thing- Vray Glass 🙂 I know it is very basic and boring, but for those of you that are just beginning your 3D journey this kind of stuff (basic tutorials) is very needed, I know, I was there too 🙂 Glass is one of those materials that is constantly needed and you always end up making something that requires this transparent shiny material 🙂 So…
Follow Me!by Have you ever modeled/built/painted/coded something and once you finished and looked at what you did you had no idea how you made it? 😀 It happens to me quite often. Especially when I model something I never did before and if the results are pleasing enough I am always overwhelmed by the fact that I was able to build this or that myself. It seems that someone gets inside you and does the work for you and…
Follow Me!by So finally I brought myself to create some profiles for Me & My 3D on social media platforms. I thought that it is time to spread the news (spread the legs 😀 *Muttley laugh* I know, I’m terrible) So I just wanted you guys to know that you can follow me now on some of the social media sites, including Facebook, Instagram and can check my boards on Pinterest 🙂 Me & My 3D on Facebook “If you’re not on Facebook–…
Follow Me!by In my previous posts I did my noob’ish tutorial on how to make a Standard Wood Material from my own experience gathered around the web. But today I want to share with you with a gem that I found browsing the web some time ago in search of great 3ds Max tutorials for Vray Wood Material. And did I stumbled upon a greatness itself? 😀 Yes, I did indeed. I won’t even try to write steps of this tutorial,…
Follow Me!by So we did prepare all of the textures that we need for Wood material in tutorial Part 1. Go see and read it if you haven’t read it already. So we can be on the same page 🙂 So let’s make some wood! 😀 For starters create a simple shape, say a simple box mesh inside your Viewport. (If you use a box mesh don’t forget to apply the UVW Map modifier from modifiers list and choose Box mapping layout)…
Follow Me!by As you may (or may not) already know, that I have modeled my own apartment in 3ds Max. Logically I had to built quite a lot of objects that require Wood material. As I did this with the idea, that I had to import the whole mesh into Unity I didn’t try to do something fancy, because Unity (and any other 3D engine, I believe) best supports (if not only) objects with Standard material applied to them. Unity simply…