Getting Started with Replicators in modo
Getting Started with Replicators in modo | 376 MB
Software: modo 401 |Video: AVC (.mp4) 960x540 30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 1ch | 46m 48s
Genre: eLearning | Beginner | Instructor: Justin Marshall
In this series of lessons we'll learn to use replicators to quickly populate scenes in modo 401. Whether you're populating a library with books, creating an insect stampede, or building your own corn field, replicators are great tools for dispersing a huge number of objects throughout your scene, while still allowing you to work effectively. These replicas won't be displayed in your 3d view, but will render with all of their shading and material information. In this course, we'll cover the basics of replicas and how they're different from mesh items and instances. Then using a desert scene as our example, we'll look at replicator items and how to set them up. We'll also cover methods for randomizing the transforms of the replicas and using surface generators. We'll also explore a few methods for modulating the placement of our replicas. Upon completion, you'll have a good understanding of replicas and you'll be able to put them to use in your own modo projects.
Getting Started with Replicators in modo
Getting Started with Replicators in modo
