This tutorial will help you understand how to use displacement and APS functionality (adaptive pixel subdivision) in LightWave 9. This is an important part of creating volumetric shaders which every 3D modeler should know.
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Select edges in the LightWave modeler
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Model using subdivision surface tools in LightWave 9
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Use LightWave 9.0's Node Editor
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Quickly boolean objects in LightWave 9
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Paint with polygons in Lightwave 3D
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Use displacement maps via nodes in Lightwave 3D 9
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Create 2D procedural textures in LightWave
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Configure your LightWave Modeler user interface
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Create a view camera in LightWave 9
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Set mesh details relative to camera in LightWave
How To:
Select edges in the LightWave modeler
How To:
Paint with polygons in Lightwave 3D
How To:
Use displacement maps via nodes in Lightwave 3D 9
How To:
Configure your LightWave Modeler user interface
How To:
Model using subdivision surface tools in LightWave 9
How To:
Quickly boolean objects in LightWave 9
How To:
Use LightWave 9.0's Node Editor
How To:
Create a view camera in LightWave 9
How To:
Set mesh details relative to camera in LightWave
How To:
Create 2D procedural textures in LightWave
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