$ultra fractal 6 tutorial$

$ultra fractal 6 tutorial$

The final render of the doghouse picture was created in Bryce where I simply imported the doghouse model (as it is so far) into Bryce (which I also saved the object in Bryce so that I don't have to keep importing the same 3d object model over and over again). The above picture may look like an easy object to you but it took me a long time to even get this far - and I'm not even finished with the tutorial yet!Ībout the hardest thing to do was to make the doors and windows see through - K had a hard time with that one!Īs I'm learning the program things are becoming easier to do even though I have a long ways to go - I'm having fun though!

$ultra fractal 6 tutorial$

The second tutorial is for a doghouse and that is the one that I am working on now. The first tutorial showed how to make a 'crude' tooth model. And the first group of students were eager to continue learning, so I began writing the second course, Ultra Fractal Masking Techniques, which is an in-depth exploration. What was I doing for 4 hours? Actually I was following along with the tutorial for Wings3d. Before I'd finished writing the first couple of lessons of Working with Ultra Fractal, I realized that I had much more information than could be taught in the 7-week semester.

$ultra fractal 6 tutorial$

I have had it for a while so I don't even remember where I got it from but I do know that it is available as a free download on the Internet. I just had a fun 4 HOURS 'playing' around with Wings3d which is a 3d modeling program.

$ultra fractal 6 tutorial$

Ultra fractal 6 tutorial