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3D World’s question of the month “How can I rig a cartoon worm character?” |
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Moving mountains E-on Software's flagship landscape-generating application, Vue 6 Infinite, is the perfect choice if you want to build vast naturalistic vistas from real-world data. Find out more from 3D World |
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Perfect faces A new breed of 3D artist is taking digital portraiture beyond the real in search of a different kind of perfection. In this special 3D World showcase, Olivier Ponsonnet reveals the creative decisions that underpin his work |
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Do the foxtrot, part two In the second of two tutorials from 3D World, it’s time to discover some insider tricks and techniques that will save you time and ease production when it comes to rigging your character for animation |
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Harmonic motion Keyframing oscillating objects, such as a swinging pendulum or a bobbing buoy, can be a laborious task, but as 3D World demonstrates, a brief and flexible script can create natural movement in one clean sweep |
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Abstract motion Adding post effects to Cinema 4D animations in After Effects will leave you with advanced and customisable results in no time. Justin Maller shows you how to use the in-built integration features to make this task less daunting |
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A fairytale portrait By paying attention to the details at each stage of your modelling, texture-building and rendering process, you can really bring your character-based illustrations to life. 3D World shows you how |
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Anatomical perfection 3D World demonstrates how getting under the skin of an animal will help you to better express form and posture, and enable you to realise more accurate renders |
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