Photoshop and 3ds Max Graphics Tutorials

Here I will show you about 3dsmax 3dmodel Dumble studio tutorial.
I have used following techniques shown below in this 3ds max tutorial.

[1]-First of all you will press (ctrl +N) now you will see the new window is open
Now click on the NGon and create a NGon with following (Radius: 56)

[2]-Now apply the Extrude Modifier with the (Amount: 73)

[3]-Select the NGon and convert into the Editable poly
Select the polygon mode and a make a selection like this
Apply the Bevel Polygon
(Height: 3.5) (Outline Amount: -3.5) and hit ok

[4]-Now select the Element mode and select the whole object

[5]-Click on the Slice plane button and set plane like this
Now slice the selection

[6]-Now your object should like this

[7]-Make a selection like this and apply the Extrude Polygon with the Extrusion Height: -4.5
Hit ok

[8]-Now your object should like this in the perspective view

[9]-Create a cylinder in the front view with the following size
(Radius: 9.4) (Height: 192)
Set the cylinder in the top view port

[10]-Select the cylinder and convert into the Editable Poly
Select the Polygon mode and make a selection like this

[11]-With the still select the polygon now apply the Bevel Polygons
Use the following setting

[12]-Now your cylinder should like this

[13]-Now click on the text button and create a text like this
Apply the Extrude Modifier with the Amount: 5.0
Set the text like this in the top view port

[14]-Now finally your modeling completed

[15]-Open the material window makes a material like this
Assign to the whole object

[16]-Now set the Skylight like this and open the light tracer window
Set the Filter size: 1 and Bounces: 1

[17]-Now its time for render the scene

3d character model
3d city models
3d computer graphic

Tags: 3d character model, 3d city models, 3d computer graphic

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