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Once the new web site is back online, I will be making the source code available for anyone wanting to mingle about with them! Please don't ask for 6.x versions as I really haven't got much time to do this at the moment - Perhaps in the future?

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The plugins are back online! All plugins were developed for LightWave 5.x, so its VERY likely that these will not work in 6.x at all - You download and user these plugins at your own risk. New site coming soon (I promise!) with a LOT more stuff! :)

I played with textures, lighting etc to create this small example that I shared as a tutorial with the NZ Lightwave User Group.Īnd that's it for now. You can download the DivX codec hereĪ cloud sphere image map generated with the Excellent SkyGen and Special Projection renderer - Two free and excellent tools for LightWave!ġ-polygon Mountain! That's right - A subdivision surface with applied displacement, based on a cool little tutorial from Newtek. You'll need DivX codec to play this AVI file. Well, its a bit of fun really! The grid effect on the render was generated by 6.5b - Running in the new 'demo mode' cause I forgot to plug in my dongle before powering up. IK/Bones test - This one I did using the Oscillator modifier on the root bone, then hand animated the arms to flop about a bit. Though the hands still need work! :-) You'll need DivX codec to play this AVI file. I rendered the character spinning so that the motion from all angles can be seen - Bobbing head, floppy feet, swaying hips. My second attempt at improving animation of one of my own 3D models in LightWave. Poor old robot - A bit of a short in the works knocks him to his knees! :)You'll need DivX codec to play this AVI file. Just a test - A little slow in places, but hey, he's made of solid metal - What can you expect! :-) You'll need DivX codec to play this AVI file.

Robot spins around to see what that noise was, raises his gun, then clenches his fist. Luckily, I also have another, more current website that contains more LW related plugins, images and animations right here : Kevman3D.Īnyway, just so you don't come into yet another 'Under Construction' page, here are some links to content that still resides here. (I think the 'free web site community' era is coming to an end, sadly).

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Now it remains as this remanent of bits and pieces, only just hanging on since geocities now decided to start deleting sites with little update activity.

Howdy, this site is somewhat ancient - It was originally built back in 1996, has been through 2-3 facelifts, then corrupted by some technical hosting issues when Yahoo took over geocities. You can find more about him through his - Lightwave Stuff! KEVMAN.GEO Temporary Home Page while new site is under construction

Use Volume Select to animate the fading effect.įeel free to try it with different objects, as its applications are unlimited.Īrrimus 3D is a 3D artist and game designer with enthusiasm for creating tutorials for 3d artists and help them improve their workflow.

Applying Morpher to save the current form of the model.

Adding open Subdivide to keep the selection saved even after applying edit-poly.

Using Ribbon tool menu to morph the topology to checker shape.

Applying turbo smooth to give higher resolution to the model.

Adding an Edit-poly modifier to divide the box and change the shape a little bit.

Starting with box creation, creating a simple box object.

The tutorial Idea was inspired by Poly Design Channel (Mastering Chamfer with an effector).

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Arrimus 3D has recently shared this fantastic tutorial for 3dsmax, explaining how to achieve a geometry detail fading effect with simple steps without using any plugins.