Luxology's new training division, which recently launched an initial series of modo training videos, has produced a brand new 10-video series that shows users how to model, light and render a sport shoe using modo 203. This series was created by Luxology's training director, Andy Brown, and is the latest offering from the training division.
The series takes customers through a step-by-step creation of an athletic shoe in modo. Not only are customers shown how to model the shoe, piece by piece, they also learn how to create UV maps and prepare the shoe for presentation rendering. Designed to demonstrate modo 203's powerful new UV editing tools and increased rendering speed, this series is primarily targeted at "intermediate" users (though virtually everyone will learn something by viewing these information-packed movies).
Luxology is making it easy for customers to buy with purchase options that are flexible and similar to an iTunes approach. Customers can opt to purchase the entire video album priced at $25 or individual videos for $5 each. For more information please visit www.luxology.com/store/training_materials.aspx.
Based in San Mateo, Calif., Luxology Llc. (www.modo3d.com) is an independent technology company developing next-generation 3D content creation software that enhances productivity via artist-friendly tools powered by a modern underlying architecture. Founded in 2002 by Allen Hastings, Stuart Ferguson and Brad Peebler, Luxology is home to some of the top 3D engineering expertise in the industry.
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