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Modeling Interior Environment Using Maya Part 3/3

April 11, 2009
Category: 3D Modeling

Part 3.

Modeling furniture.

In the next 8 videos we will cover modeling the furniture for our interior environment. This includes two chairs, couch, tables, palm tree, carpet and lamp.

Then I finish up by cleaning up the scene and arranging all furniture.

Part 3.1 - Modeling the First Chair

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Part 3.2 - Modeling the Table

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Part 3.3 - Modeling the Second Chair

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Part 3.4 - Arranging the Furniture and Carpet

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Part 3.5 - Modeling the Couch and Paint Effects of the Palm Tree

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Part 3.6 - Damage Control: Tightening Up

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Part 3.7 - Modeling the Leg Rest and Lamp

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Part 3.8 - Finishing Up

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Any thoughts or comments?

Comments are Closed. Please Join & Discuss this post in the World of Level Design Forums Comments oren from israel 04 Dec 2009, 04:40 wowwww this is the best detailed demonstration on the net!! i love you man!! u r the best!!! SUNILfx 21 Nov 2009, 15:02 Very detailed demonstration on each and every step. as im very much new to the Maya, i was able to finish up the whole modeling without any hassles.... and importantly i learned very much, thank u AlexG 26 Jun 2009, 18:42 Thanks Ropret, Keep up the blog. I'll be checking in with it. Ropret 26 Jun 2009, 03:23 Nice tuts! I also used it in my blog, whitch i started to write. It is about learning 3D with different programs, mainly tuts :D www.ropret.net Powered by Scriptsmill Comments Script