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selfmadepixels

01-23-2006, 09:08 AM

Hi guys, this is link to a long and very detailed tutorial on modeling tecniques used for automotive design mainly. Was published after a long collective WIP on www.c4ditalia.com
The tut goes deep into methods and explanation of various commands and tools to achieve the best quality in modeling and treating Class A surfaces even in Cinema 4D.
The PDF file is consistent in 241 pages, and is under translation since it's only in italian for now, but it's extremely simple to understand looking at the huge amount of pictures.
Good work.

Tutorial on the Road:Modeling a Nissan 350Z (http://www.c4ditalia.com/varie/Tutorial_on_the_road_TOTALE.zip)

sabwab

01-23-2006, 11:02 AM

should be more tutorials this size and lenght.

but also in english.

selfmadepixels

01-23-2006, 01:46 PM

Well yes, it would be nice :)
Anyway, as i said, it's under translation to english and will be disposable very soon.
Bye

mlanser

01-24-2006, 01:49 PM

grazie!

i am downloading it right now and definitely try it.

seco7

02-02-2006, 06:57 PM

Any word on the English translation yet? Just thought I would check. I looked at the C4D Italia site to see if an English version was available, but I couldn't even find the Italian version. Could very much be my inability to read Italian of course.

selfmadepixels

02-04-2006, 09:42 AM

I looked at the C4D Italia site to see if an English version was available, but I couldn't even find the Italian version. Could very much be my inability to read Italian of course.

Well, probably it's because we are changin, slowly, the appearance of the site. So, my fault, excuse me. :wip:
Anyway when the english version will arrive, i'll post here the news. In the meantime u can follow the tut since there are a lot of pics, so u can't easily miss the point.
Stay tuned for more.

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