8 - Select polygon shown in image and copy it into another layer. This way we can plan ahead structure of the model and avoid problems that might come with facial expressions and animation.ħ - Using Drag tool adjust points to t Front and Right view shown in image.ġ0 - Continue extending and adjusting around the lips until you reach the middle of the bottom lip.ġ3 - Use Extender plus to extend points shown in image. Continue extending and adjusting until you go around the eye shape like its shown in the image.Ĥ - Using the Drag tool (Modify-Translate-Drag or simply Ctrl+t) adjust the shape of the rectangular to t the one in the image.Ħ - Weld points shown in image using DetailPoints-Weld Points (Ctrl+w)Ģ - Before we start here is a small sketch of the polygon ow that is going to be created. 3 - Activate Box tool from the Create-Primitives-Box (Shift+x) and in the Front viewport draw small rectangular shape shown in image. From Presets menu choose Save All Backdrops and save it under face.cfg so you can quickly load them later. Do the same for BR (bottom right or Right viewport) and load tete_prol.jpg. Choose 512 for Image resolution and turn on Pixel Blending. For BL (bottom left or Front viewport) load up tete_face.jpg. 1 - Select Edit-Backdrop Options from the upper left main menu in LW Modeler (shortcut d and Backdrop tab) to bring up backdrop options menu. New and pretty non standard way of modeling is approached. Modelling the HeadIn the second part of the tutorial we are going to model the head of Joan of Arc tutorial complete with the ears.
ĥ - In Front viewport select two most right points and extend them three times using Mulitply-Extend-Extender Plus tool (e) and adjust the shape with Drag (Ctrl+t) tool to t the image. This tutorial has been recreated from the original 3dsmax version which Michel Roger produced on his Joan of Arc model which is on his site here. Welcome to the Lightwave version of this Joan of Arc tutorial. Joan of Arc by Michel Roger Vojislav Milanovich Issue0face_front.jpg face_prole.jpg ear.jpg Issue0Texturing & Hair Eyes & Skin & Hairīones & Skinning Bases, Hierarchy & Skinning UVW Mapping Sword, Clothing, Armour & Bodyĭownload the Face and Ear Images for modeling Joan of Arc from the 3dcreative web site here: Modeling of the Accessories Accessories & UVW Mapping - Bases Modeling of the Accessories Armour Bust, Hair & Glove Modeling of the Accessories The Sword & Armour Legs Issue0Modeling of the Head Head, Ear & Assembly The community is in debt to him and next month we will be interviewing the man himself!
INSPIRINGIf there has been one single tutorial that has educated and inspired more budding 3d artists than anything else, this complete step by step project by Michels must be it. Joan of ArcWe bring you Michel Rogers famous Joan of Arc tutorial in Lightwave, if you are a Max user and this is new to you the original is fee and can be found in French as Michels site / and in English at com.
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