Users who are unfamiliar with Modo's Mesh Operators might be surprised to discover than some modelling tasks are greatly simplified by using a procedural approach, for example by creating quad geometry from curves, or the effortless creation all-quad of 3D text. The training starts from the ground up, laying out basic concepts and foundational knowledge before moving on to more advanced topics. However, once you are familiar with Modo's approach you will find it extremely easy to use, and very flexible.

The procedural modelling system in Modo is very powerful, but it is built differently from other 3D applications, which might be confusing at first for users who are familiar with apps such as 3D Studio Max or Cinema 4D. The training will explain how Mesh Operators are organised in the Operator Stack and will demonstrate many of the most useful and commonly used Mesh Ops. Modo's procedural modelling system is based on Mesh Operators, which are procedural versions of the traditional modelling tools, although in many cases the procedural versions expand upon the capabilities offered by the traditional tools. Once you've mastered the basic concepts the workflow will become extremely simple and easy.

Particularly useful for beginners, the training will completely demystify the procedural modelling workflow and explain it from the ground up, so if you are unfamiliar (or even intimidated) by Modo's procedural modelling system this course will be especially useful. This tutorial is designed to give you a solid foundation for working with Modo's procedural modelling system.

Cinema 4d to blender