How To: Texture an object in Maya and export to Unreal Engine
This tutorial explains how to use the Maya uv editor to set up an object to be imported into the Unreal Engine so you can shoot at the object.
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How To: Set-up a chair massage
Each client is different so it is important for a massage therapist to explain the process and adjust the chair before starting a chair massage. Watch this video by Massagenerd to learn how to set-up the chair to give your client a very comfortable and relaxing massage.
How To: Do a tailgrab on a scooter
This this is a scooter trick-tip tutorial explaining how to tailgrab your scooter.
How To: Make a ledge grind-able for a scooter
This this is a tutorial explaining how to make a ledge slide. If you want to do this professionally, you need lacquer and a mason's stone, but for this video, only common materials were used.
How To: Do a Briflip on your scooter
This is a short explaining the scooter trick known as the briflip; it's a fairly easy trick to land once you have enough air. The briflip takes about a week to learn and land perfectly on your scooter.
How To: Learn Vietnamese tag questions
Linguist Bud Brown share his insights on tag questions in Vietnamese. Bud first explains what are tag questions, then teaches how to form the tag question in Vietnamese. It's fun and easy, isn't it?
How To: Wake up refreshed every morning
How much sleep do you really need? Carol Ash, medical director of the Sleep for Life center in Hillsborough, N.J., explains why the right amount of sleep is different for everyone. Most importantly she discusses how to wake up refreshed ever morning.
How To: Determine if a headache is a migraine
Migraines, one of the most debilitating types of headache. They have to have "two out of four pain characteristics," says Susan Broner, MD, a neurologist at the Headache Institute at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York City. In this video, Dr. Broner explains how to tell if your headache is a migraine.
How To: Hit with a driver in golf
In this golf lesson golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses some tips on how to hit the driver. He also explains some reasons golfers have a difficult time swinging the driver.
How To: Nosepress to 180 out on a snowboard
Snowboarder Drew Fuller explains how to do a Nosepress to 180 out on a snowboard.
How To: Hang wallpaper with activating glue
Tim Carter explains how to hang wallpaper correctly, making your job easier and mistake-free. Using prepasted paper with a wallpaper relaxer will make sure your job goes well. This video shows you techniques to prepare your wallpaper to be hung.
How To: Perform a walk-through golf drill
In this video golf lesson golf instructor Steve Bishop explains and demonstrates his walk-through-drill. This drill and tip help you with your tempo, staying together, balance, weight shift, follow through, and the finish of your full swing.
How To: Repair ceramic tiles
Tim Carter demonstrates how to repair ceramic tiles. This video explains that you have two options for ceramic tile repair--complete tile replacement or filling the cracks.
How To: Use a laser level
Tim Carter of AsktheBuilder.com walks you through how to use laser levels and their basic features. This well-explained video shows the simplicity and user-friendliness of the laser level.
How To: Connect wooden beams
Tim Carter explains how wood ceiling beams need to be through bolted when they are connected. This is a very informative video that will bring the best results.
How To: Install non-woven wallpaper
Non-woven wallpaper is easy to install and it's reusable. Tim Carter of AsktheBuilder.com explains how this cool wallpaper is different because it doesn't expand when the adhesive contacts the paper backing. These new non-woven wallpapers are huge time savers because there is no need to pre-paste a sheet of paper and book it while you work on another piece.
How To: Apply wood putty properly
Tim Carter shows you how to get a perfect finish when using wood putty and carpenters wood filler on stained wood. Tim specifically explains how wood putty comes in different colors and you can mix them to get the correct color match. Short video, but well-instructed.
How To: Install roof flashing for a bathroom fan
Tim Carter explains how to easily install a roof flashing for a bathroom fan. Great video with great tips.
How To: Install a utility sink
Tim Carter demonstrates how to install utility sinks or a laundry sink without needing legs. Tim explains how not using legs can help with storage underneath the laundry utility sink and for cleaning under it.
How To: Use foam insulation
Tim Carter explains how to insulate with this do it yourself spray foam insulation. Watch video for best results.
How To: Mix concrete properly
Tim Carter explains how a new tool can help to mix concrete properly. Great video will have you ready to work with the concrete, mortar or sand mix.
How To: Install wainscoting to enrich your room
Tim Carter explains how to install wainscoting that will be stable, solid and beautiful. Watch the video for the best results.
How To: Use the status bar in 3ds Max
This video explains how to use the status bar in 3D Studio Max.
How To: Play the left hand bass system on the accordion
This video explains the left-hand fingering of the Stradella bass system on the accordion.
How To: Use the phrase "had better" in English
An English teacher explains how to use "had better." This is an idiomatic modal which closely resembles "should," but it's a little stronger than "should."
How To: Use the present perfect tense
In this video an English teacher explains how to make the present perfect tense.
How To: Make all-twine knotted rosaries
Making all-twine knotted Rosaries is actually quite easy once you know how. This video explains some of the "tricks of the trade" for making all-twine knotted Rosaries to freely give away to other people.
How To: Change or reset viewports in Unreal Tournament 3
This tutorial explains how to change or reset the viewport layout in Unreal Tournament 3 Editor (UT3).
How To: Learn the proper boxing stance
Adolfo explains the proper boxing stance. Your elbows should be close to your body and 60% of your weight should be on your front legs. It all starts with a good stance.
How To: Throw a jab properly for boxing
Adolfo explains how to throw a jab properly. You lean forward, keep your elbows in, and keep your left hand above your right. You should always make sure that your right foot is planted after your punch.
How To: Properly wrap your hands for boxing
Adolfo explains how to properly hand wrap your hands. You put your thumb through the loop over your hand. You do this before you put your gloves on.
How To: Behave in a school cafeteria
This playful video uses a fictional Mr. Bungle to explain how to behave in a cafeteria and what behaviors are acceptable and which ones are not.
How To: Use tool presets in Photoshop
This Photoshop tutorial explains using tool presets. Learn how to set up and quickly grab your favorite tools, brush tips and options in one easy to use palette.
How To: Hard launch
Greg Heumann shows how to pull away hard driving his M5 and explains how to do a hard launch.
How To: Use clipping masks in Photoshop CS3
In this tutorial, you'll be learning the basics of clipping or masking. And how it can be used to apply effects to a signature. If you're starting off with Photoshop, or completely new to Photoshop, This tutorial will explain how to make a clipping mask.
How To: Make a picture in picture video with your computer
This video explains how to make a picture in picture video. However, this technique does require Quicktime Pro.
How To: Keep RV toilet paper from unraveling
RVtravel.com forum administrator Adrienne Kristine explains an old RVer trick that keeps toilet paper from unraveling as the RV rolls down the road.
How To: Organize your photos into folders on Pictage
This video explains how to organize your photos into folders on the Pictage Photo Lab website.
How To: Make a raw organic strawberry milkshake
Luci Lock explains how you can easily make your own healthy milkshake. Be sure to use raw and organic products for this recipe.
How To: Use voice-overs in your video project
Contrary to some screenwriting gurus, voice-over can be a handy narrative device. By speaking directly to the audience, rather than dramatizing, voice-over cuts through the running time. It can also cut down on resources. Just don't overdo it. Over-baked voice-overs sidestep drama, and leave little to interpretation. Imagine if everything were explained to you secondhand, rather than witnessing it yourself.