آموزش طراحی و مصور سازی محصول در مودو – رندرینگ کفش

Linkedin – Modo Product Visualization – Shoe Rendering

With Modo, artists have a powerful 3D platform for modeling, rendering, texturing, and animating.
This is the second of a two-part course. In the first course, instructor Richard Yot showed how to create a detailed shoe model. In this course, Richard uses the process of rendering a shoe to explain what makes Modo different from other 3D tools, as well as teach key workflows for modeling, lighting, and rendering beautiful 3D objects.

Richard shows you how to set up believable, realistic lighting. A shoe can contain a number of different textures, and Richard steps through how to create detailed, realistic surfaces for all of them.
Once you have modeled the shoe, Richard shows you how to finalize the lighting, use a Preview render for any fine-tuning before the final render, and set up render passes.
It’s important to make sure you have the Modo camera set up for the shot you want to take, including rendering passes, and Richard describes variations on how to set up your final render.

Contents :

Introduction
Shoe design from model to completion
1. Prototyping
Importing sketches and creating backdrops
Blocking out the main shoe shape
Refining the main shape
Sculpting the form of the main shoe
Blocking out the sole
Finalizing the forms
UV mapping the prototype meshes
Projection painting the shoe and the sole
Prototype rendering: Using cel shading
2. Modeling the Sole
Planning the topology
Retopologizing the underside
Retopologizing the sides
Creating a procedural bevel
Converting to subD and hardening edges
Creating the hole
Assigning materials
3. Modeling the Main Shape
Retopology
Creating the sleeves
Thickening
Modeling the tongue
4. Modeling the Panels
Scene organization
Toe panel
Heel panel
Side panels
5. Modeling the Lace Holders
Creating the basic lace holder
Duplicating the shape
Extruding the lace holder
Creating the eyelets
Duplicating the eyelets
Creating the loops that connect the eyelets to the bottom laces
6. Modeling the Laces
Drawing the laces with the Pen tool and the Topology tool
Bridging the gaps
Modeling the ends
Extruding the laces procedurally
Editing the laces
7. Modeling the Details
Creating the rear grip
Creating the tongue grips
Adding stitching detail
Creating the crimped lace grips
Duplicating the lace loops
8. UV Mapping
UV mapping the sole
UV mapping the main shape
UV mapping the eyelets
UV mapping the laces
UV mapping the panels
Conclusion
Next steps