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Create a couch with Cloth simulation (pt 4 of 4) - Tip of the Week

Pawel Mierzynski 2013-07-18 08:45 tutorial  > 3ds MAX  > modeling
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This is the fourth (and final) part of our tutorial about making realistic model of couch with cloth modifier.

 

 

Author: Pawel Mierzynski Editor: Edi
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Alessandro Guida 00:49:24  |  19-07-2013
thank you for the tutorial! would be nice to see also the unwrap process ;)
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h.shafiee 00:05:41  |  13-09-2013
thank you for the tutorial.
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