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Use Bake Textures in Autodesk 3DsMax
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Use edge loop character modeling in 3D Studio MAX
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Create an spaceship with afterburner effect in 3DS MAX
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Use Spotlight in Autodesk 3ds Max 2014
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Model a head in 3D Studio Max
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Use secondary animation when working in Autodesk 3ds Max
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Create glass material in 3ds Max
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Wrap an image on your object in 3ds Max 8
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Export objects from 3ds Max into the game Crysis
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Add a biped to a mesh character in 3ds Max
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Use particle flow to make liquids splatter in 3DS MAX
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Use the shell modifier in 3ds Max
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Smooth geometry in 3ds Max
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Change the icon color of your dark UI in 3D Studio Max
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Rotate about another object in 3ds Max
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Create particle effects in Autodesk 3ds Max 2011
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Model basic cloth using Reactor in 3D Studio MAX
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Master the basics of using Reactor in 3D Studio MAX
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Create an ocean in 3ds Max
How To:
Use Bake Textures in Autodesk 3DsMax
How To:
Use Spotlight in Autodesk 3ds Max 2014
How To:
Use secondary animation when working in Autodesk 3ds Max
How To:
Create an spaceship with afterburner effect in 3DS MAX
How To:
Use edge loop character modeling in 3D Studio MAX
How To:
Create realistic boat-water interactions in 3ds Max
How To:
Model a head in 3D Studio Max
How To:
Create glass material in 3ds Max
How To:
Export objects from 3ds Max into the game Crysis
How To:
Wrap an image on your object in 3ds Max 8
How To:
Add a biped to a mesh character in 3ds Max
How To:
Create particle effects in Autodesk 3ds Max 2011
How To:
Use the Quicksilver Hardware renderer in Autodesk 3ds Max 2011
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Import textured Poser models to 3DS Max Files
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Use particle flow to make liquids splatter in 3DS MAX
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Model and animate a crowd of 3D models in 3DS MAX
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Work with multi-sub materials in Autodesk 3ds Max 2010
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Animate a basic walk cycle for a biped in 3ds Max
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Master the basics of using Reactor in 3D Studio MAX
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Model basic cloth using Reactor in 3D Studio MAX
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You say 'okay' a hell of a lot lol....but hey, this tutorial helped me, okay.
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