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Have you seen our newest homepage image? It was created by TurboSquid Modeler Francesco Furneri, an expert in designing details that bring his 3D models to life. Having previously published a guest article on this blog on creating procedural rock details, he recently sent us his newest tutorial to share with our artists and customers. In part one of this …
In this issue… Not So “Generic” Post Thought It Was Real: An Update Featured Image Takes to the Slopes File Naming & Feature Graph #TurboTips File Naming & Feature Graph Did you know that how you name your published assets can impact how they show up in search results on TurboSquid? As we roll out our new category system, Feature …
In this issue… BIG NEWS: TS Releases Changes to Terms of Use Thought It Was Real? Not This Year. CheckMate News …and more! New Models To Make! Trying to decide what to make next? Our Models To Make page has been updated for the year’s end, and it is jam packed with hundreds of suggestions for new CheckMate Pro models. Did …
In this issue… Featuring: Feature Graph CheckMate Pro v2 Inspector Picks New Featured Model New Models to Make List Introducing: CheckMate Pro v2 CheckMate Pro v2, the new highest standard of quality for 3D models, went into effect on June 15, 2013. Assets approved using the Checkmate Pro v2 specification will continue to don the same badge …
Artists’ Monthly || May 2013 In this issue 13 Years, 13,000+ Models New Tools for 3dsMax #ThrowbackThursday Illustrates Just How Far 3D Has Come New Featured Model And more! Inspector Picks Our 3D Model Inspectors see a lot of models every day, so it takes strong artistry and high quality for something to really …
SIGHTINGS: Where In the World Are TurboSquid’s Models? Our 3D models get used in almost every form of visual media under the sun: online, on television, in advertisements and film, and everywhere in between. (We may have added just a little sparkle to a major upcoming film, but more on that later!) Our artists put a lot of hard work …
