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Bitmap2Material with Substance in 3dsMax 2012

sandeep — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 06:03:25 +0000

Using Substance technology, transform any bitmap in a seamless material directly and instantly in 3dsmax 2012.

More information on www.allegorithmic.com

Natural Tools For 3ds max

sandeep — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 05:56:43 +0000

Natural Tools For 3ds max and Vray video tutorial by Karim Cheikh Djavadi.

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Tutorial, Building collapsing, pflow toolbox#2

sandeep — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 17:03:35 +0000

A short tutorial showing how to create a building collapsing, using pflow toolbox2

feel free to download the scene file (3Dsmax2008)

rapidshare.com/#!download|1l34|458570720|tutorial_building_collapsing.max|1339|R~0

Modeling Architectural Metal in 3ds Max

sandeep — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 16:20:17 +0000

This 3-part video series shows you how to model architectural metallic components. You’ll be shown different techniques that will take you through trough simple yet efficient spline modeling, and the use of renderable splines to model wrought-iron designs in the first movie. Later, you will experiment with other techniques to build more complex components, such as beams, trusses and curtain walls.

Level: Intermediate
Recorded in: 3ds Max 2011
Files used: http://areadownloads.autodesk.com/wdm/3dsmax/ HTM-MOD_metal.zip

Grant Warwick’s review of 3ds Max 2012

sandeep — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 03:43:04 +0000

This video is a review by Grant of some of the new 3ds Max 2012 release features – most notably the new Nitrous viewport system. This video was not directed by Autodesk nor is Grant receiving anything from us (other than our thanks!).

HW specs:
- Nvidia GTX 285
- I7 quad core, 2.67Ghz, 12Gb DDR 800 RAM

GoZ with 3DSMax

sandeep — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 04:36:46 +0000

Video showing how to set up GoZ with 3DSMax.

Understanding Linear Workflow

sandeep — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 03:00:35 +0000

This article has two goals, enabling those who do not know to get started easily and above all try to get everyone to agree, explaining the methods, I filerais few links at the bottom of the page. Before going further, I would also like to clarify that you have choices to make because there are several ways to achieve the same result, the whole is to understand the choices that will affect your workflow. That way, I think, which poses the greatest problem for those who want to get started, but we do not understand and with the LWF, mostly not forgive it, you end up with a image gamma 2x 2.2 …

Day and Night lights effect in 3DS Max

sandeep — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 02:55:44 +0000

In this video tutorial I’m going to tell you Daylight and Night light effect in 3D Studio Max. The difference between these two lights effect would be clear for you. I’ve uploaded two separate Videos so you can check these separately.

Artist: Wijdan Rohail
Country: Pakistan
Website: http://www.stunningmesh.com

Using 3ds Max with Motionbuilder videos

sandeep — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 04:13:20 +0000

Autodesk Motionbuilder is a powerful real-time 3d character animation program where you can quickly rig and animate characters into full-body FK/IK manipulations. In this 5-part series, you learn about the interoperability of Motionbuilder with 3ds Max, and what you need to know and do to ensure a seamless operation between the two programs. This first movie introduces some basic concepts of Motionbuilder, enough to get you an operational knowledge so you can go back and forth between the two applications:

In this movie, you learn how to set up and name a skeleton made out of 3ds Max Bones, in preparation for export to Motionbuilder. After you animate the skeleton in Motionbuilder, you import the animation back to 3ds Max for rendering purposes:

In this movie, you learn how to set up a biped skeleton, in preparation for export to Motionbuilder. After you animate the skeleton in Motionbuilder, you import the animation back to the biped skeleton in 3ds Max for rendering purposes. You can also use Biped Animation Layers for simple adjustments:

In this movie, you learn how to export a CAT skeleton, for rigging and animation in Motionbuilder. You will also learn how to create a special Motionbuilder template, as a CAT rig skeleton doesn’t follow a naming convention recognized by Motionbuilder:

Once you have characterized your CAT rig and animated it in Motionbuilder, you import the animation back to 3ds Max for rendering purposes. The process is a bit different from what you have learned earlier but easy enough once you understand the workflow as shown in this movie:

Level: Advanced
Recorded in: Motionbuilder 2011, 3ds Max 2011
Files used: http://areadownloads.autodesk.com/wdm/3dsmax/HTM-INT_mobu.zip

Clock / Pocket Watch Tutorial in 3ds Max

sandeep — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 02:38:59 +0000

In this neat little tutorial, Oellas looks at how to create a realistic clock in 3ds Max.