Contents for the latest issue of 3D World (170): FMX 2013 roundup; CG animal techniques; video tutorial on Stereo 3D; better vehicle renders and more!

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IN THE MAGAZINE

FMX 2013

▲ A round up from FMX 2013 in Stuttgart of the technologies, approaches and strategies that are shaping the FX industry

CG animal techniques

▲ The digital animal kingdom is evolving. Mark Ramshaw speaks to some of the studios responsible for creating the new breed of computer-generated beasts

BlackSmith Studios

▲ The story of how a leading arch-viz and VFX studio was founded in the Middle East

Stereo 3D skills

▲ We look at the technical processes you need to master for the stereo 3D entertainment revolution

TRAINING | PRACTICAL TUTORIALS TO BOOST YOUR 3D SKILLS

Creating your own studio

▲ Setting up a scene in VRaySoftBox with instant lighting feedback

12 car rendering tips

▲ Make your next CG car look the business using 3ds Max and V-Ray

HDR images

▲ Light your scenes more accurately with HDR image-based lighting

UV and texture in C4D

▲ Using Cinema 4D’s BodyPaint 3D to create textures simply and easily

Questions & Answers

▲ Our experts tackle your questions on Maya, C4D and V-Ray

On test

Modo 701: A welcome update with an impressive set of new features
Newton 2.0: Updated functionality and increased potential
Paint Realistic Skin: A new course on painting your models with reaslistic skin textures
Let’s Create! Pottery Lite : A cheerful app that lets you create pottery models for 3D printing

Shortcuts: the best new student animations

▲ Stardust is an emotional and groundbreaking animated short

Also in this issue

Projects: This issue’s round-up includes a molten lava monster, marauding Vikings and a dream bike ride
Inspirational reader artwork: Get inspired by our selection of CG artwork from around the globe
Short Cuts: Stardust is an emotional and groundbreaking animated short
In Focus: A modern tribute to The Bride from Bunuel’s cult film Un Chien Andalou
Freeze Frame: The CG dragon that fought the world’s most famous secret agent

Downloads

This issue’s downloads include videos on creating a virtual studio, stereoscopic 3D, Maya and V-Ray

Fantastic reader artwork

▲ Images and opinion from you – the 3D World readers

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Contents for the latest issue of 3D World (169): Future CGI trends and technologies, Framestore ad tips, Disney Paperman techniques, making muscles in Maya and much, much more

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With our amazing 257-minute video and accompanying tutorial from Digital-Tutors in the latest issue of 3D World, you have everything you need to flex your Maya muscles

TOPICS COVERED IN THIS COMPLETE MAYA TUTORIAL

• Volume preservation
• Pose-space deformers
• Blend Shape and Sculpt deformers<

Maya offers flexible and robust tools that make it possible to find more than just one solution to achieve a desirable look. You can utilise several of Maya’s deformers and other innovative features to simulate musculature while cutting down significantly on processing power.

You can build your own volume-preservation systems, like pose-space deformers that cause certain operations to be carried out when your creatures are posed in a particular way. A basic example of this would be to have a character’s biceps bulge as its elbows bend. A system like this can be created quickly and yield great results while allowing your rig to compute really fast.

▲ More than one muscle system can be used per rig to enhance deformations. The best will produce appealing musculature without sacrificing speed

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FURTHER MAYA RESOURCES

Here’s another recent Maya tutorial: how to make an object glow in Maya.

Here’s our most recent review of Maya.

Contents for the latest issue of 3D World (169): Future CGI trends and technologies, Framestore ad tips, Disney Paperman techniques, making muscles in Maya and much, much more

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IN THE MAGAZINE

Inside Framestore

▲ What it’s like to work in one of the biggest VFX houses in Europe

Future CGI

▲ Seven key trends that are influencing the 3D world

TRAINING | PRACTICAL TUTORIALS TO BOOST YOUR 3D SKILLS

Sculpt and paint in ZBrush

▲ Super quick character creation creates a clown in just three hours

Retopology basics

▲ Why removing unnecessary polygons is a key part of modelling

Character workflow

▲ How to use Zbrush and V-Ray to make character scenes

Product rendering tips

▲ 15 hints to improve your product scenes in 3ds Max and V-Ray

Textures in 3ds Max

▲ How to use the Viewport Canvas toolset to adjust textures

Animate muscles in Maya

▲ Muscle animation and volume preservation using Maya

Questions & Answers

▲ We tackle your questions on Maya, Vue and modo

On test

Mari 2: The key texturing tool has 2D painting flexibility in a 3D world
KeyShot 4 Pro: Product visualisation has entered a new era of simplicity
Smoke 2013: With a huge range of features, this could be all the software you need
Nvidia Quadro K2000D: Professional speed and performance for amateur money
Scan 3XS-MGW-10: Highly specced mobile workstation with strong graphics performance

Shortcuts: the best new student animations

• Check out Shortcuts online right now

Also in this issue

Projects: This issue’s round-up includes a fruity snack, a new messenger app and a moon walking pony
Inspirational reader artwork: Get inspired by our selection of CG artwork from around the globe
Short Cuts: An animation that is both touching and relevant to today
In Focus: A special tribute to a Jean-Baptiste Monge’s illustration
Freeze Frame: Innovative techniques used on an Oscar-winning short animation

Downloads

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Fantastic reader artwork

▲ This image really has the wow factor. Reader and artist Leandre Hounnake is inspired by the natural world and enjoys real-world observation

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With our 42-minute video and seven-page tutorial, you have everything you need to get the best out of Maya. We show you how to animate a character with blend shapes

TOPICS COVERED IN THIS COMPLETE MAYA TUTORIAL

• Modelling and editing blend shapes
• Changing the deformation order
• Creating and editing wire deformers and clusters
• Set Driven Keys

▲ Create natural-looking facial expressions using the Artisan brushes in Paint blend shape Weights

Blend shapes are an incredibly useful and powerful feature in a 3D artist’s toolset. While they are primarily used in the creation of facial shapes for character animation, they can also be used to add a bit more life and fluidity to normally inanimate objects. With a little time, they can be employed to create more complex effects such as splashes and ripples in a pond, flames and even animated cloth.

In this tutorial, we look at what blend shapes are and how they work, as well as looking at any considerations you have to be aware of when creating them within a production environment. We also look at combining blend shapes with Maya’s Set Driven Key features to create a more efficient workflow, and reveal how to use the more advanced blend shape features to create a more complex flame effect.

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FURTHER MAYA RESOURCES

Here’s another recent Maya tutorial: how to make an object glow in Maya.

Here’s our most recent review of Maya.

Contents for the latest issue of 3D World (168). The Croods: animation tips from Dreamworks; 42-minute exclusive Maya video course; 29 pages of training; 15-page guide to choosing the best CG course

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IN THE MAGAZINE

Oz the Great and Powerful

▲ James Clarke discovers the magic behind the iconic fantasy world in Oz The Great and Powerful

The Croods

▲ Knuckle-dragging never looked so good, says Renee Dunlop of DreamWorks’ latest film The Croods

Shelley Page’s Eye Candy

▲ Shelley Page of DreamWorks Animation reveals her favourite student short films of all time

TRAINING | PRACTICAL TUTORIALS TO BOOST YOUR 3D SKILLS

Maya blend shapes

>▲ Pat Imrie sheds light on using Maya’s powerful Blend Shape deformers to improve workflow

Camera tracking

▲ Rebecca-Louise Leybourne reveals how to use camera-tracking application MatchMover

Creating concept art

▲ Neil Maccormack on creating a 3D scene for a 2D conceptual design in LightWave and Photoshop

Questions & Answers

>▲ We tackle your questions on Maya, LightWave, V-Ray and ZBrush

On test

Caustic Series2 R2500: Antony Ward tries out a brand-new ray-tracing accelerator board
Carbon Scatter 2 & Carbon Botanica: Steve Jarratt tests the update to E-on’s scatter system, offering control over placement of instances
CopperCube 4.0 Light: Mike Griggs checks out an app for creating or importing 3D scenes and then adding interactive elements
d’artiste Fashion Design: Rob Redman on Ballistic’s latest, highly focused digital compilation
GSG HDRI Studio: Will this latest Cinema 4D plugin help you light your scenes properly? Rob Redman finds out
Dell Precision M6700: The M6700 offers true workstation-grade performance in a portable package, says James Morris

Shortcuts: the best new student animations

▲ Some native African animals find themselves seriously out of shape in the Rollin’ Safari series of shorts. We talk to the student team behind the film

Also in this issue

Projects: The roundup includes superhumans, a luxurious tipple and a fire-breathing dragon or two
Inspirational reader artwork: Get inspired by our selection of CG artwork from around the globe
Short Cuts: Some native African animals find themselves seriously out of shape in the Rollin’ Safari series of shorts.
CG Courses 2013: Choose the best CG school with our guide and PDF, featuring Media Design School, DAVE and Wacom
Freeze Frame: Mark Ramshaw talks to Gradient FX about creating the visual effects on The Man With The Iron Fists

Downloads

This issue’s downloads include videos on Maya blend shapes, VRayDirt, sculpting in ZBrush and replicating objects in LightWave. 73 MINUTES OF VIDEO INCLUDED WITH ALL EDITIONS OF THE ISSUE

Fantastic reader artwork

▲ A brilliant image from this issue’s selection of reader artwork. The artists responsible were Omer Messler and Adi Cohen and the image is called Teacher’s Nightmare

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8 hours of video tips; game dev focus; 3ds Max, Maya, Vue, ZBrush training in the latest issue of 3D World! On sale now!

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Buy our latest issue to find out about Sony’s brand new multiplayer game engine, ForgeLight. Also, learn how to model game characters in 3ds Max with our video tutorial from Digital-Tutors

10 years after the launch of groundbreaking war epic PlanetSide, Sony returns to multiplayer warfare with a follow-up powered by ForgeLight – a brand new game engine. We catch up with Sony Online Entertainment to find out more in an indepth interview. We talk to Technical Directors about how lighting, massive poly counts, shaders and physics are managed in ForgeLight and find out how the guns were developed. We also talk to Senior Art Director Tramell Isaac about the decision to make PlanetSide 2 a free-to-play title.

Elsewhere in issue 167, Digital-Tutors shares its tips and techniques for creating low-poly characters for MMO games in 3ds Max. Including a whopping 315 minutes of video training, the tutorial is not to be missed. Topics covered include counting polygons, character silhouettes, model optimisation and hair and fur creation.

▲ With 315 minutes of video training included in this tutorial on creating game characters, it is really not to be missed

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Contents for the latest issue of 3D World (167). 8 hours of video tips including FIVE HOURS of Digital-Tutors 3ds Max training! Game dev focus; Create hair and cloth with Maya; Enhance Vue scenes with ZBrush sculpts; Model game characters

▲ Nine pages of insight from experts at Sony Online Entertainment. Don’t miss our interview with makers of the new ForgeLight engine which will power the PlanetSide game

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Contents for the latest issue of 3D World (167). 8 hours of
video tips including FIVE HOURS of Digital-Tutors 3ds Max training! Game dev focus; Create hair and cloth with Maya; Enhance Vue scenes with ZBrush sculpts; Model game characters

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IN THE MAGAZINE

Real-time reinvented

▲ 10 years after the launch of war epic PlanetSide, Sony returns to massively multiplayer warfare with a follow-up game powered by a completely new game engine. We find out what difference a decade makes

The state of arch-viz

▲ Do you like your arch-viz photoreal, or do you prefer something more stylised? Architectural visualisation pro Ronen Bekerman brings you a snapshot of the current virtual building scene, as viewed from the windows of his influential blog

TRAINING | PRACTICAL TUTORIALS TO BOOST YOUR 3D SKILLS

Create movement

▲ Add movement to hair and cloth with nCloth in Maya

Texturing in Photoshop

▲ Ten tips for better Photoshop textures

Design great creatures

▲ Get started with exciting creature creation

Lighting and rendering

▲ Studio Fescher Neoilustração shows how it created a pack of rats

Creating game characters

▲ Digital-Tutors’ tips and tricks for making low-poly game characters

Add detail to Vue scenes

▲ Use ZBrush to improve a scene created in Vue

Model and texture assets

▲ 3D artist Francisco Martinez shares his Maya and ZBrush pipeline

Questions & Answers

On test

Clarisse iFX: Is this a new tool for a new 3D workflow?
Electric Image 9.0: A powerful and evolutionary upgrade
G-RAID with Thunderbolt: A speedy drive for high-volume media streaming
Archmodels 122: The latest Evermotion CG model collection
InterPro IPW-DX8: A high-powered new workstation
WSX6 V2: Supreme modelling performance

▲ The makers of Nokomi reveal all about hair and fur in our Shortcuts section

Also in this issue

Projects: Stunning six-minute masterclass in simulation produced by Ridley Scott, Yafka’s aliens for Channel 4, and seamless motion graphics from art and graphics studio Zeitguised
Inspirational reader artwork: Get inspired by our selection of CG artwork from around the globe
Short Cuts: The co-directors of student short Nokomi talk about creating a film full of hair and fur
Debrief: The Halo 4 Spartan Ops trailer series is Axis’ most ambitious project to date. Executive producer and MD Richard Scott reveals why
Freeze Frame: The latest addition to the Ice Age series adds action-movie mayhem to the cartoon mix. Find out how animation studio Blue Sky did it

Downloads

This issue’s downloads include videos on dynamic movement in Maya and making rocks in ZBrush, scene files for layering material in Maxwell, plus screenshots for all the tutorials in the magazine. EIGHT HOURS OF VIDEO INCLUDED WITH ALL EDITIONS OF THE ISSUE

▲ A brilliant image from this issue’s selection of reader artwork. This is by Toni Bratincevic and it is called Level 10