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3ds max Tutorials

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Applying Top/Bottom Materials - 3ds Max Tutorial

You can create material without having actual geometry on screen. But for the purposes of this lesson, I'll use geometry and apply the material so that I can easier see what I am doing.

Modeling the Nissan R390 GT

I will assume you know all the basic 3ds max 5 UI and tools. I don't like step by step tutorials because I think you learn more when you have to figure something out (step by step tuts also take too much time to write, eheheh), so I'll just give you a general idea of the process I followed.

Harnessing 3ds max 5 Tutorial

In this exercise, you will create a model of a flat screen monitor from an ordinary Box object. Its low polygon count will make it suitable for use in a real-time 3D video game. This tutorial assumes that the reader has a grasp of rudimentary procedures in 3ds max. You should know basic things such as how to move and rotate using the Transform Gizmos, and how to select Sub-object types in the Modify panel.

Volumetric Cloud Tutorial using 3ds max

In this tutorial, Creativecow leader, Greg LaClé demonstrates the creation of volumetric clouds in 3ds max.

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