Check out this 3ds Max video tutorial on a detailed look at creating shapes and lines. Autodesk's 3D Studio Max is a customizable and scalable 3D modeling and rendering solution for games, film, and television, so don't miss out you digital animators.
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How To:
Create an ocean in 3ds Max
How To:
Create glass material in 3ds Max
How To:
Use Bake Textures in Autodesk 3DsMax
How To:
Put your face into someone else's photo with Photoshop
How To:
Switch from wireframe to solid view in 3ds Max
How To:
Model a basic character in 3D Studio MAX
How To:
Link objects in 3ds Max
How To:
Unwrap a model and apply texture to it when using Audtodesk 3ds Max
How To:
Unwrap or unfold geometry in 3ds Max
How To:
Create and edit a box in 3ds Max
How To:
Use Daylight and Mental Ray when working in 3ds Max
How To:
Convert an object to an editable poly in 3ds Max
How To:
Smooth geometry in 3ds Max
How To:
Create a swirling vortex effect in Autodesk 3ds Max
How To:
Use basic box modeling in 3D Studio MAX
How To:
Quickly model a simple pattern in 3ds Max
How To:
Use the face extrude modifier in 3ds Max
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Make a chrome material in 3ds Max
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1 Comment
Nice tutorial, but why use this creaky voice? It's hard to listen to. I'm sure you can talk differently (if you really can't - sorry, strike that).
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