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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Create rigid & soft body meshes with 3ds Max's Reactor
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Create a frosted glass shader in Mental Ray
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Create glass material in 3ds Max
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Put your face into someone else's photo with Photoshop
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Apply multiple materials to a single object in 3ds Max
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Use procedural modeling to create a rock in 3DS MAX 9
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Use the Grab Viewport screen capture tool in 3ds Max
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Create a dummy object in 3ds Max
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Use the cap holes modifier in 3ds Max
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Model with images in 3ds Max
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Model wavy window curtains in Autodesk 3ds Max
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Join or subtract objects with Booleans in 3ds Max 8
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Set up a composite material in Autodesk and troubleshoot tiling problems
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Work with particle flow in Autodesk 3ds Max 2011
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Import and rig images in 3D Studio MAX
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Use the Mr. Sky/Sun plug-in in Autodesk 3ds Max 2010
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Make a detailed nose model in 3D Studio Max
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Clone objects in 3ds Max
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Use the Dreamscape 3D Studio Max plug-in
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Create and control a pair of eyes in 3ds Max
How To:
Create rigid & soft body meshes with 3ds Max's Reactor
How To:
Create a frosted glass shader in Mental Ray
How To:
Create glass material in 3ds Max
How To:
Put your face into someone else's photo with Photoshop
How To:
Apply multiple materials to a single object in 3ds Max
How To:
Use procedural modeling to create a rock in 3DS MAX 9
How To:
Use the Grab Viewport screen capture tool in 3ds Max
How To:
Create a dummy object in 3ds Max
How To:
Use the cap holes modifier in 3ds Max
How To:
Model with images in 3ds Max
How To:
Model wavy window curtains in Autodesk 3ds Max
How To:
Join or subtract objects with Booleans in 3ds Max 8
How To:
Set up a composite material in Autodesk and troubleshoot tiling problems
How To:
Work with particle flow in Autodesk 3ds Max 2011
How To:
Import and rig images in 3D Studio MAX
How To:
Use the Mr. Sky/Sun plug-in in Autodesk 3ds Max 2010
How To:
Make a detailed nose model in 3D Studio Max
How To:
Clone objects in 3ds Max
How To:
Use the Dreamscape 3D Studio Max plug-in
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Add custom UI objects over the viewports in 3ds Max 2010
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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