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3D Studio Max for Windows is the world's best-selling, professional 3D modeling, animation and rendering software for creating visual effects, character animation and next generation game development. Join Adam Beare as he takes you from the basics, such as introducing the interface, viewports, the main tool bar, pop menus and controls, to more complicated material such as modeling using geometry, space warps, lights and cameras, and utilities rollout. You can start learning right now by clicking one of the movie topics below.
Starting max4 for the First Time
Getting to Know max4 Interface
Changing Base Parameters of Objects
Methods of Place and Selecting Objects in max4
Subdivision Surfaces MeshSmooth
UV Coordinate Modifiers UVW Map
Free Form Deformations FFD(box) or FFD(cyl)
Hierarchy panel Link Info button
Utilities Rollout Asset Browser Button
Utilities rollout Collapse Button
Utilities rollout Color Clipboard Button
Utilities rollout Polygon Counter
Basic Modeling Using Standard Primitives
Continuation of Basic Modeling Using Standard Primitives
Continuation of Basic Modeling Using Standard Primitives
Basic Modeling Using Standard Primitives to be Animated
Basic Animation Using Key Frame Animation
Intermediate Modeling using Standard Primitives & Preparation of Compound Tools
Adding Standard Primitives for Compound Modeling
Adding Booleans to the Standard Primitives
Using Primitives to Finish Off
Setting the Start Frame for the Bomb Spacewarp
Setting the Render Scene for Outputting to a AVI
Animating and Rendering a Particle System
Intro to Basic Material Mapping Coordinates and Lighting
Basic Planar Mapping Coordinates
Basic Cylindrical Mapping Coordinates
Basic Spherical Mapping Coordinates
Using Omni Lights and the ActiveShader
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