Lightwave Tutorials -- new site

#1

Hi all;

I’m in the process of moving all my (free) tutorials to a new site, and posting some fresh ones.

The new site is: http://www.puppydoodle.biz/tutorials.htm

Most of these tutorials are aimed at a beginner user, some for intermediate skill levels. We’re hoping to post new ones pretty often, so check back from time to time. I have only a few posted so far, but more are on the way.

In the mean time, some of the old ones are still up on the old site at http://www.tonyg.info/tutorials.htm – that site will soom be going away.

#2

Thanks a lot! This is going to be a huge help for me since im quite new to this:)
Thanks!

#3

Cheers Im going to take a look.

#4

Hey, thanks! It’s really nice of you to have tutorials esp for beginners like me…:rolleyes: I will go and check it out and cheers… :applause:

#5

Thank you for theis great resource!

#6

Hi there :thumbsup:

I agree its a great web site and helps a lot for bignners, I have gone through it and I agree that I have benefited alot from it some how in understanding the layout of lightwave and modeler; but I need a tutorial or PDF file that teaches modeling from scratch. Being and a bignner to this field.

Because I feel lots of difficulty to model a proper object e.g: I have been trying to model a simple microsoft mouse I could get the outter mesh shape but I am not able to give the details like the buttons and the scroller and the other details that comes on the mouse.

Please let me know if I could get a complete tutorial that teaches how to give detailings to an object or model (from scratch :)).

thanking you

#7

hello and helpppppppppppppp please I have lightwave7.5 and when I try to do a render all I get is a black render window how do I get the landscape I am trying to create to show up when I renderi it Please any help on this subject will be Most welcome…
Thank you one and all

#8

What do you see when you switch your viewport to Camera View? Are your light levels high enough and are the lights striking the objects?

#9

Thanks for the link to your new pages. Tutorials are always welcome, I appreciate your efforts in helping others.

Kind regards for 2005

Bill

#10

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