Creating a Paper Cup of Coffee

by Justin Mitrache
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Taking into account your requests via the request form, in this tutorial we will create a paper cup of coffee (i.e. starbucks) using Pixar’s Subdivisions (psubs). We will model the object using the lowest possible amount of polygons, convert it to psubs and then use the Edge Weight Tool in order to give the object its final shape. The next step goes through unwrapping the cup and setting up a final render.

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9 Responses to “Creating a Paper Cup of Coffee”
  1. Posts: 3
    x3lumin8x says:

    Sweet! Glad to see a Blender tutorial done in Modo.

  2. Posts: 3
    x3lumin8x says:

    Nice tut! I have a small request. Would you mind slowing down the clicks a smidge, especially when working in the Shader Tree. The Shader Tree still gives me a headache. Thank you much.

    • Posts: 19
      Justin Mitrache says:

      I’m sorry about that X3lumin8x, sometimes when the time is running out I need to speed things up a bit. Be sure to stay tuned, as we will be posting more tutorials soon. I’ll keep what you said in mind :)

  4. Posts: 1
    Dominik says:

    Hey Justin,

    thanks for the great tutorial. I just started to learn Modo and those Videos helps me a lot. Keep up your great work! Greets from Germany

  5. Posts: 1
    Steve says:

    Hey Justin

    Great tut, much appreciated.

    I’m hoping for tutorial on creating custom uv using the many uv tools in modo as this topic scares me :)

    Great stuff

  6. Posts: 1
    Joszt says:

    Very good this tutorial !!!

  7. Posts: 1
    Mark Lindsey says:

    I appreciate the tutorial but your going why to fast and your using all kinds of short cuts and not telling us what they are. There is no way you could follow along doing this tutorial with you. Sorry to be so harsh, but I can see you know Modo very well and have lots to offer us who want to learn it.

  8. Posts: 1
    gritteeth28 says:

    Hey Justin,

    I have been using Modo for a week, first 3D program. And though I had to watch a few parts several times to stay on top, and even pause and read settings and check the bottom left for tool names, I thought this was a great tutorial and really learned a lot. Please post more when you have time!

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