3D World 135

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The November 2010 issue of 3D World features an in-depth look at the Blender Foundation’s latest open-source film and finds out how it affects the future of Blender, and examines the state of motion capture.

Our training section offers over 30 pages of exclusive tutorials, with tips for 3ds Max artists from veteran users, a ZBrush masterclass on sculpting characters from Ryan Kingslien, and a full Softimage workflow for creating disintegration effects. The disc featues a complete version of the landscape and environment system Bryce 6.3, plus loads more high-quality models and assets.

On sale in the UK and online: 21 October 2010
On sale in the US: from 18 November 2010

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In the magazine

Bodies in motion

With the advent of new sub-$1000 systems and online services, mocap is becoming accessible to all. 3D World traces the evolution of today’s competing technologies and assess where the market will head next

Out of the ashes

3D World goes behind the scenes at the Blender Institute to find out how Sintel, its most ambitious open movie to date, was able to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat

Get the most out of 3ds Max

Four brilliant CG artists pool their knowledge of the premier 3D tool to help you work smarter and create better content

Create a disintegration VFX shot

Build a simulation of an object turning to dust. This tutorial shows how to anticipate changes to your VFX shot

Sculpt characters and clothing

Build a character from scratch and add materials. This tutorial outlines a workflow for accurate anatomy and convincing clothing

Commentary and analysis from the CG industry

Global exposure for S-3D artists: following a huge number of entries from all over the world, Sony and 3D World announce the winners of their S-3D filmmaking competition

Practical training for every major 3D package

Applications covered this issue include: 3ds Max, Maya, Softimage, ZBrush, Blender, Cinema 4D, LightWave 3D, Poser,3 After Effects, MotionBuilder, Photoshop,

Expanded Projects section

Stay in touch with your peers with this month’s best commercial 3D work

Inspirational imagery

The best new personal artwork from around the world

On test this issue

ZBrush 4.0, Bryce 7 Pro, CameraTracker, FilterForge 2.0

Also in issue 135

  • Debrief: Giannini Creative’s CGI director Chris Morris reveals how a classic stop-motion character was given a CG makeover for the 2010 Effie award-winning ‘Smart’ Hotels.com ads
  • Freeze Frame: Frankenstein gets a makeover in Vicenzo Natali’s Splice. 3D World discovers how Mac Guff’s Rodolphe Chabrier and his team brought the film’s engineered creatures to life

On the disc

Software, models, textures and video training worth $1,964

Bryce 6.3

Full environment system
As sold for $99

Mocap and animation clips

Assets from Credo, Mixamo and more
Worth over $980

Intero Visuals models

Furniture models in MAX format (most also in OBJ)
As sold for $372

triplegangers Xerxes figure

Human figure with four morphs in LWO format
As sold for $200

Turbo Squid model

Sterlet in seven formats
As sold for $32

Evermotion textures

Full Textures4ever 4 set with 175 textures
As sold for $77

Renderosity models

Clothing and hair for Poser
As sold for $45

Plus

18 WAV sound effects from soundscalpel worth $56 and 14 minutes of colour theory training from Gnomon Workshop


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