Modeling Interiors in 3ds Max
Learn a production workflow to interior set modeling and time-saving techniques that can be used in Film, Games, and Architectural Visualizations. Software required: 3ds Max 2009 and up (required to open project files). Software required: 3ds Max 2009 and up (required to open project files).
What you'll learn
Learn a production workflow to interior set modeling and time-saving techniques that can be used in Film, Games, and Architectural Visualizations. Contains 5.5 hours of project-based training. Perfect for intermediate artists. Popular highlights include: AEC Walls; AEC Foliage; Parametric Doors; Parametric Windows; Parametric Stairs; Customizing Parametric Objects; Editing Parametric Objects; Creating Complex Shapes with Splines; Using Booleans on Geometry and Splines; Inserting Edge Loops with Connect; Drawing Geometry with Cut Tool; Cloning Geometry, Shapes, and Sub-objects; Adding Thickness with Shell Modifier; Lattice Modifier; Adding Surface Detail with Paint Deformation; Working with Primitives; Sweep Modifier; Sections with Sweep Modifier; Rendering Splines; Adding Resolution to Spline Segments; Editing Splines; Extracting Splines with Section; Converting Edge Selections to Splines; Using Extrude, Bevel, and Inset; Linking Objects Together; Noise Modifier; Attaching and Detaching Splines and Geometry; Modifier Stack; Instancing Geometry; Lathe Modifier; Adding Thickness to Splines with Modifiers; Working with Groups. Software required: 3ds Max 2009 and up (required to open project files). Software required: 3ds Max 2009 and up (required to open project files).
Table of contents
- Building the Walls of the Room 8m
- Adding Windows 10m
- Building the Front Door 6m
- Creating the Vaulted Ceiling 5m
- Adding the Floor and Ceiling 5m
- Adding Trim Along the Ceiling and Floor 6m
- Building the Stairway 7m
- Cutting out the Elevated Doorway 7m
- Adding a Television to the Front Wall 5m
- Starting the Large Shelf Along the Front 7m
- Finishing the Shelf 8m
- Creating and Positioning Recessed Lighting 6m
- Building the Window Coverings 15m
- Finishing the Window Coverings 5m
- Starting on the Sofa 11m
- Refining the Sofa 13m
- Finishing the Sofa 12m
- Adding Legs to the Sofa 7m
- Modeling the Coffee Table 10m
- Completing the Coffee Table 5m
- Starting the Fireplace 9m
- Refining the Fireplace 7m
- Finishing the Fireplace 10m
- Beginning the Chair Model 7m
- Refining the Chairs 5m
- Completing the Chairs 12m
- Adding Pillows to the Chairs and Sofa 9m
- Building the Wall Art and Shelves with Splines 11m
- Adding Small Plants Near the Steps 9m
- Building the Large Plant 9m
- Creating Wall Art Using Section Splines 5m
- Building the Mesh Sculpture 7m
- Modeling the Av Component 9m
- Building the Overhead Light Fixture 8m
- Modeling the Track Lighting 14m
- Modeling the Floor Lamp 11m
- Adding the Handrail 4m
- Adding a Knob to the Door 4m
- Building the Picture Frames 5m
- Adding Area Rugs 10m
- Bonus: Creating a Basic Framework for the Sofa 8m
- Bonus: Adding Thickness and Resolution 8m
- Bonus: Adding Seams to the Frame and Cushions 4m
- Bonus: Adding Irregularities with Paint Deformation 7m
- Bonus: Adding the Pillows 4m
About the author
Justin thrives as a lead modeling author at Pluralsight. Growing up, Justin found a deep interest for the computer graphics industry after watching movies like Jurassic Park, Toy Story, and The Abyss. His ambition would lead him to work at Sony Imageworks in Los Angeles on movies like Monster House and Surf's Up. Justin has also had numerous articles, tutorials, and images published in 3D World and 3D Artist. As an author, Justin enjoys collaborating with fellow authors, especially on project... more