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Tutorial: Creating a Gun in MODO

Tor Frick shared an amazing tutorial, which will teach you how to design the model and the materials for an unusual looking weapon.

If you are into game development and 3d art you must know about Tor Frick – a master artist, who did a lot of awesome work for Machinegames. He contributed to Wolfenstein: The New Order, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood and also Fallout 4, Bulletstorm, Gears of War: Judgement. His models are characterized by attention to detail, realism, and impressive hard-surface materials. Needless to say, his tutorial is something any 3d artist might be really interested in.

In this series of videos, Tor shares his techniques in Modo to design, model and texture a sci-fi gun. It all begins with the scene setup and a basic animation setup for the gun. It touches the questions of blocking out the design, giving a deeper look into Modo’s modeling tools. He also covers the creation of shaders and materials.

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You can check out the tutorial over at Gnomon Workshop.

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