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Screw Driver Making Tutorial in 3D Max

In this tutorial you will learn that how to create a detailed and realistic looking screwdriver. We will use here loft technique for modeling both handle and petal part of this. So let’s start making this.

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How to Make Teapot in 3D Max

A greatly overlooked method in 3d modeling is displacement. Many newcomers to the wide world of 3d graphics attempt to model highly detailed geometry, either with standard poly-modeling techniques. Typically, in a sculpting software package, the artist is required firstly to model the object, and then manually sculpt enough detail into the object to make it believable. This method can become extremely tiresome, with copious amounts of effort required just to make it believable.

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Sparkling Stars Night Effect 3D Max Tutorial

This tutorial "Sparkling Star Night Effect" walks you through how to set up a procedural night sky with twinkling stars. We will be creating a opacity material with noise maps, and using an phase animated noise behind this to illuminate the stars. To edit the star size and brightness, you should play with the noise size and high/low settings on the individual noise map.

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How to make 3D Wheel and Rim in 3D Max

Tutorials Palace presents you pretty useful and free video tutorials for 3D Max readers and user. This tutorial is based on Wheel and rim making that how to make wheel in 3D Max. This tutorial explains the 3D model processing of Wheel in very detailed approach. This modeling is not difficult we are making this with very basic and common techniques. Hopefully you will like this and learn from this.

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Studio Light 3D Max Tutorial

You will learn from this tutorial the method of studio lighting in 3D Max. With the knowledge of this tutorial you will be able to present your modules in a more ambitious way than before and especially helpful for those guys which are working on 3D architectural modeling.

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Making of Toothbrush in 3D Max

Tools used:

Standard Primitives, Polygon Modeling, FFD Box.

Step 1:

Create cylinder from standard
primitives with following
parameters.

Step 2:

Select the object and copy using
(shift + move) in following position.

Step 3:

Select one object and convert to
poly.

Step 4:

1. Click on multiple attach button.
2. Add all objects and click on Attach.

Step 5:

Create cylinder from standard
primitives with following
parameters.

Step 6:

Click on the control points..

Step 7:

Adjust the position of the points by
selecting and moving the following
points.

Step 8:

Copy the object in following positions.

Step 9:

1. Press (M) key for material editor.
2. create two different material with blue
   and white color.

Step 10:

1. Go to the top viewport.
2. create box.

Step 11:

Adjust the box position and scale.

Step 12:

Convert this object to poly.

Step 13:

Turn on the polygon and select
following faces.
Apply bevel.

Step 14:

Adjust the position of the vertices by
selecting and moving vertex.

Step 15:

Go to the top view port Adjust the
following vertices .

Step 16:

Select the face and apply extrude.

Step 17:

Adjust the vertices.

Step 18:

Object shape from the left view port.

Step 19:

Object shape from the top view port.

Step 20:

Go to the edit and click on the
swift loop button to add segments.

Step 21:

Create following segments using
swift loop for tighten edge.

Step 22:

Go to the edit again and turn on the
use Nurms for Mesh smooth.

Step 23:

• Open the use nurms drop down
  panel.
• Increase the number of
  iterations for more mesh smooth.

Step 24:

1. Go to the top view
2. Adjust the following vertices position
   for final shape of the object .

Step 25:

Shape from left view.

Step 26:

Convert this object to poly again.

Step 27:

Turn on the polygon Select
following faces.

Step 28:

Bevel these faces for grip shape.

Step 29:

1. Select all the objects in the scene.
2. Go to the group on the main toolbar.
3. Click on the group for grouping the object.

Step 30:

Select all and group.

Step 31:

Create plane object for ground base.

Step 32:

1. Open material editor and create plastic material for brush handle.
2. Change the following material
   parameters.

Step 33:

1. Scroll down the selected material panel.
2. Turn on the reflection and also refraction.

Step 34:

Click on the reflection button and
add image base reflection.

Step 35:

Use this image in above step.

Step 36:

1. Go back and click on the refraction button and select ray trace.
2. Close the material editor.
3. Create lights
4. Render the scene

Final:

Select local normal extrude type and set extrude value(.3) and click ok.

How to Make Tooth Paste in 3D Max

After getting good response on "Making of Toothbrush in 3D Max" we are presenting an other 3D max tutorial "How to make tooth paste in 3d max". Hope you will also like this tutorial.

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Tools used:

Standard Primitives, Polygon Modeling, Loft.

Step 1:

Create cylinder from standard primitives with following parameters.

Step 2:

Convert this object to poly.

Step 3:

Select the vertices and adjust
the shape.

Step 4:

Select the following face with Polygon and apply bevel.

Step 5:

Use bevel and inset .

Step 6:

Select the following face of the
object and apply extrude.

Step 7:

Turn on swift loop for add segments.

Step 8:

Add segments to tighten the edges of the objects.

Step 9:

Turn on the nurms for meshsmooth.

Step 10:

Shape up the following vertices.

Step 11:

1. Press (M) key for material editor.
2. Change the following Parameters.
3. Drag and drop the material on the Object.

Step 12:

Change the second material.

Step 13:

Scroll down the 2nd material slot and apply Image based reflection .

Use this image:

Step 14:

1. Select the object go to the modify
   for polygon.
2. Turn on polygon and select
3. Following faces of the object.
4. Drag n drop the material on the
   selected faces.

Step 15:

Select another material slot for Graphics.

Graphics used:

Step 16:

1. Select these faces
2. Turn on the (show standard
   map in viewport) button. To
   view the map in the viewport.
3. Drag n drop the material.

Step 17:

1. Adjustment of graphic map
2. While selecting the following
   faces go the modifier list.
3. Apply uvw map for adjustment.

Step 18:

Try to adjust the map by moving
gizmo and following parameters.

Step 19:

After adjustment of graphic map of select object’s faces with
uvw map.

Step 20:

Create line for paste.

Step 21:

Draw line from left view.

Step 22:

1. Go to the top view port.
2. Select the line and go to the
   modify panel.
3. Turn on the vertex and adjust the
   line.

Step 23:

Create circle from the shape.

Step 24:

Select the line and open the
compound object panel.

Step 25:

Click on the get shape button then select the circle.

Step 26:

1. Select the loft object.
2. Go to the modify panel.
3. Open deformations and click
   on the scale.
4. Scale deformation window will
   appears.
5. Click on the Bezier point to insert
   the points on the scale line.

Step 27:

Insert points and adjust the following scale line.

Step 28:

Create cylinder with following parameters for cap.

Step 29:

1. Convert this object to poly.
2. Select the following face and hit delete.

Step 30:

Select the following faces .

Step 31:

Extrude the following faces.

Step 32:

1. Go to the modifier list and apply
   shell for wall thickness.
2. Adjust the following parameters

Step 33:

1. Go to the modifier list again and apply taper .
2. Adjust the following parameters.

Step 34:

1. Open material editor again and create following material for paste and cap.
2. Apply white material on the cap.
3. Blue on trhe paste.

Step 35:

1. Create plane for ground base.
2. Create and apply following material
   on the plane.

Step 36:

Go to the standard lights and create sky light with following parameters.

Step 37:

Finally render the scene using (F9)
key.

Final Result: