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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
8.0 Specific

Modeling lipstick, Part 2

Christopher Tyler May, 21st 2018 0 Comments

CX Advanced, CX Modeling, CX Version 8.0 Specific, Design 3D CX

In this second part of the lipstick modeling, we model the shaft or body part of the lipstick object.

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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
8.0 Specific

Modeling lipstick, Part 1

Christopher Tyler May, 15th 2018 1 Comment

CX Advanced, CX Modeling, CX Version 8.0 Specific, Design 3D CX

This tutorial shows how to use boolean subtraction to help model the tip of lipstick.

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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
8.0 Specific

Modeling a beverage pitcher, Part 3

Christopher Tyler Apr, 27th 2018 2 Comments

Cobalt, CX Advanced, CX Modeling, CX Version 8.0 Specific

This tutorial completes the modeling process for the beverage container lid.

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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
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8.0 Specific

Modeling a beverage pitcher, Part 2

Christopher Tyler Apr, 23rd 2018 0 Comments

CX Advanced, CX Version 8.0 Specific, Design 3D CX

In this modeling tutorial we create the upper part of the lid. As part of the modeling process the boolean subtract tool is used in a novel way to help create an inset region of the grip.

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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
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8.0 Specific

Modeling a beverage pitcher, Part 1

Christopher Tyler Apr, 12th 2018 0 Comments

CX Advanced, CX Modeling, Design 3D CX

This tutorial shows how to model the body of a beverage pitcher.

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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
8.0 Specific

Using a boolean subtraction to join two different topologies

Christopher Tyler Apr, 3rd 2018 1 Comment

CX Advanced, CX Modeling, CX Version 8.0 Specific, Design 3D CX

This tutorial shows how to join two very different topologies to create a smoothly connected object using boolean subtraction and subdivision surfaces.

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Modeling lipstick, Part 2

Modeling lipstick, Part 1

Modeling a beverage pitcher, Part 3

Modeling a beverage pitcher, Part 2

Modeling a beverage pitcher, Part 1

Using a boolean subtraction to join two different topologies