A modeling stroll... The word ‘tutorial’ implies a learning girdle to be followed step-by-step in order to accomplish a specific task. I like the idea of a walk-through. There are many different ways ... more

Early to bed, early to rise... This is a Detail-up modeling technique. Detail-up implies specifically detailing geometry for defined regions, then building them together to form one full mesh. The ... more

This tutorial will teach how to quickly and easily use Endomorphs to correct skin weighting in Lightwave 7.5

Philip Meyer has written this extensive Lightwave tutorial about modeling, surfacing and lighting a Jack Daniel’s Bottle. The tutorial focuses mainly on surfacing. If you don’t want to do the modeling, ... more

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been asked, "How did you make those flowers?" or "Can you tell me how to model a good plant?" This is probably for a couple reasons. First, when an image contains ... more

I remember back in the days when Resident Evil 1 was released. One of my friends had a Playstation and we used to sit for hours just playing. The game story was about a few soldiers investigating some ... more

OK lets get start with basics. This tutorial is for beginners/intermediate users who know basic stuff in LightWave; but some advance users also might find few good tricks . You only need to know where ... more

We can start to say that this tutorial is very simle, but probably it’s a little boring... We’ll realize two version of the ball, first a Lowpoly version, then a Highpoly one. Prepare your Lightwave3D’s ... more

A brief look at the modelling of my orcs head, and a nice in-depth look at how I did the UV mapping, and painted the different textures for his head. Well, this is how I made the head for my Moria ... more

1. Open LW. Use 1m grid, hit the key on the numerical keypad (num Lock on) and enlarge one of the viewports to lay the points out as I did. Be reasonably close, but don’t get paranoid about the accuracy. ... more