“沙漠加油站”的制作（一）

你好，我是Eugenio Garcia Villarreal，我是一名平面設(shè)計(jì)師，2004年開始學(xué)習(xí)3D。我學(xué)習(xí)了很多教程，我在墨西哥有一個(gè)小工作室叫d10studio。

Hi, my name is Eugenio Garcia Villarreal and I'm a graphic designer who started to learn 3D in 2004. I studied a lot of tutorials, mostly on 3DTotal and I have a small studio here in Mexico called d10studio.

這張照片的靈感來自于電影和舊的道路加油站。我的主要參考是Mauro Scardinni的3D圖片，但我進(jìn)一步創(chuàng)造了一個(gè)更復(fù)雜的環(huán)境。

This image was inspired by B-movies and the old road gas stations. My main reference was a 3D picture by Mauro Scardinni, but I went a little further by creating a more complex environment.

大多數(shù)的建模都是在LightWave 3D 10中完成的，這是一個(gè)非常好的軟件。我喜歡這種建模方式;我認(rèn)為LightWave有一個(gè)非常干凈的工作區(qū)域，我可以使用Xfrog的一些植物。

Most of the modeling was done in LightWave 3D 10, which is a really nice piece of software. I like this way of modeling; I think LightWave has a really clean work area to play with and I was able to use some of the plants from Xfrog.

這個(gè)模型很簡單;我?guī)缀跛�有的東西都用方框建模。我認(rèn)為這是最好的建模方法。對于氣泵，我使用了照片引用和框建模，使用邊緣來獲得平滑的表面(圖01)。

The modeling was this image was really simple; I just used box modeling for almost everything. I think this is the best method for modeling. For the gas pump I used photo references and box modeling, playing with the edges to get a smooth surface (Fig.01).

圖01

這房子真的很簡單，只是盒子造型。我用刀工具打碎了一些窗戶(圖02)。

The house was really simple, just box modeling too. I broke some of the windows using the Knife tool (Fig.02).

圖02

當(dāng)我工作時(shí)，我使用的工具，如斜面，刀和帶鋸，他們都非常有用。頭骨對象是我在ZBrush中創(chuàng)建的唯一的對象(圖03 - 05)。

When I work I use tools like Multishift, Bevel, Knife and Band Saw Pro - they're all really useful. The skull object is the only one I created in ZBrush (Fig.03 - 05).

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工作流程很簡單。我研究了參考文獻(xiàn)，然后對它們進(jìn)行了建模和排列，試圖找到一種甜美的構(gòu)圖。

The workflow was simple. I researched for references, then modeled and arrange them in a layout, just trying to find a sweet composition.

關(guān)于處理工具，我建議盡可能多地使用工具——不要害怕嘗試。這就是我從光波中學(xué)到很多方法;探索和擁有很多的耐心!

About handling the tools, I suggest to use as many tools as you can - don't be afraid to experiment. This is the way I learned a lot from LightWave; exploring and having lots of patience!