Meshroom is giving away this 3D model of the Aslak Chair, designed by Ilmari Tapiovaara in 1946, and manufactured by Artek. (more…) [...]
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Back To Basics: Introduction To 3ds Max | Part 6
Want to speed up your 3ds Max modeling workflow? Vjeko from RenderRam is here to help with a deep dive into essential precision tools that can transform the way you work. (more…) [...]
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How to render like Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Oliver from Upstairs teaches us how to create renders in the style of Fran Silvestre Arquitectos using SketchUp, D5 Render and Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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Stable Diffusion + ControlNET in Architecture
The YouTube channel ArchViz presents a great tutorial on using Stable Diffusion and ControlNet to explore different architectural concepts. (more…) [...]
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Say goodbye to reflection issues in 3D scanning
Discover how Vjeko transforms simple 3D scans into near-perfect 3D models using just a smartphone and a surprising secret—a can of spray. Here's everything you need to know to elevate your 3D scanning game! (more…) [...]
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Back To Basics: Introduction To 3ds Max | Part 4
Vjeko presents part 4 of his introduction to 3ds Max series, and in this new episode you will discover how to model objects using splines. (more…) [...]
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Modeling on curved surfaces in 3ds Max
Learn how to tackle complex shapes on curved surfaces in 3ds Max with this insightful tutorial by Vjekoslav Kiraly from RenderRam. (more…) [...]
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Back To Basics: Introduction To 3ds Max | Part 3
We’re back with the third part of Vjeko Kiraly’s 3ds Max Back to Basics series on RenderRam! This time, you’ll learn how to model a 55" TV from scratch. (more…) [...]
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Back To Basics: Introduction To 3ds Max | Part 2
Vjeko from RenderRam returns with Part 2 of his Introduction to 3ds Max series, diving into the fundamentals of splines and modifiers. (more…) [...]
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Human wear and tear on wooden floors
Vjeko from RenderRam shares a few tips and tricks to create realistic human wear and tear on wooden floors in 3ds Max using F-Storm Renderer. (more…) [...]
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