Hello friend I already saw your tutos they great congratulations and I saw the 3dlowpoly too but i have a question your models are wonder full but in the page you have an animation 360º in wich you control the model rotation could you show a tuto about that???

Congratulations again...

Thanks ;) Well, in next tutorials I'll show you how to create a turntable, wich is a 360º turn video.

I don't know about proggraming, but in the web, what we did was to take a video of the turntable, and let the user change the frame with the slider ;)

Hope the explanation helps!

Oliver, I would like to thank you for the efforts you have put into making these tutorials and this web-site (I like the look of this portal in particular - very clean, easy on eyes and intuitive).

Coming back to this wireframe renders tut, I would like to know more about than just 3D stills. For example, if you look at "Ben Dansie's Durian Application" (http://vimeo.com/5252715). How this is achieved in turntable rendered view, with fading effects or glow at times (I presume, that needs to be done in Compositor Node Editor)? Is it something to do with keying the textures and wireframe-overlay in difference frames and adjusting it in IPO curves? Can we have a tutorial on this (hope, I am not asking you too much) please?

Finally, I owe you a great debt of gratitude for your commitments towards open source and open content. I do believe in the same philosophy of giving back to community (or Blender Foundation in general). May be, when I start making a livelihood out of this wonderful piece of software I can fulfill my dreams someday. And yes, I would also like to know, how I can contribute by making 'user-friendly' tutorials on this site - because we all know.. by sharing, you gain more knowledge.

Thanks.

Hi Arindam!

First of all, thanks for your cumpliment ;)

Talking about the wireframes renders you ask... well, there are a lot of ways of doing it for sure. I will make some tests, and also, a was thinking (someone asked for it) about making a "How to make a turntable animation", for showing your models. I'll research about what you ask, and I'll try to explain it on that tutorial ;)

But for telling you something now... well, some different aproaches comes to my mind:

1- Make to renders, one with wireframes, and another one without them. Then mixing them into a video editor.

2- Animating the materials values: I've made a very quick test right now, and you can animate the alpha value of the wireframe material, getting that fading effect ;)

It's pretty easy, so I'll explain it on that tutorial about turntables ;)

About how to contribute to blendtuts.com (Thank you for your interest!:) I'll send you an email in later with some things that you should have in mind, so we are in contact to whatever you need for contributing ;)

Talk to you later and thanks again!

I like your accent dude, it is really cute ;)
r u dutch? :P
good work btw!

Hahah, thanks ;) I'm from Spain :D

Cheers!

first, Thank you a lot Oliver, these are very good and useful tutorials;
but now I have some error downloading .blend file "either the file doesn't exist or was deleted" please fix it :(

Hi there Shokry!

It seems that the file on pasteall.org only remains for 5 months, so it expired. Thanks for your advice! The link is updated ;)