I was more looking toward the basic modeling skills tutorials for 3ds max 7. also
is it harder / easier than blender
and thirdly how much different is it?
ooh , and i've tried to search google but most the types i see are not
very fun T_T. i might try to find the one that french did cuz that one
looks fun ^___^.
table and maybe something nice on top like a vase with an attempt to make flowers for the girlfriend.
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Re: 3ds max tutorials ?
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Re: 3ds max tutorials ?
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Posted by French Toast on Fri Sep 9th at 12:28am 2005
Alright. First off, for the questions
1. I'd try to go to www.3dkingdom.com for that table (which isn't that great, but a good introduction) And after that, well I don't know
2. Having never used blender, I can't adequately say. However, I'd pass this judgement; It's more complex, but once you explore and adapt yourself to the "controls" if you will, then you'll find it has much more potential for creativity.
3. This one I really can't say...
4. Yar. It's a good place to start. Another thing to try would be the iPod Shuffle tutorial that I think... don't quote me on this... is on 3dkingdom. It's a PDF that's quite a good introduction to slightly more advanced techniques.
5. Indeed. If you make the table, and want to add a cup or something, try and find a simple tutorial on the "Lathe" tool, which will make cups/vases, and things of that nature simpler.
If you're feeling ambitious, or want to see something a little more advanced, there are some tutorials at www.smcars.net. It requires you to register, but is also an invaluable resource for blueprints and community support.
1. I'd try to go to www.3dkingdom.com for that table (which isn't that great, but a good introduction) And after that, well I don't know
2. Having never used blender, I can't adequately say. However, I'd pass this judgement; It's more complex, but once you explore and adapt yourself to the "controls" if you will, then you'll find it has much more potential for creativity.
3. This one I really can't say...
4. Yar. It's a good place to start. Another thing to try would be the iPod Shuffle tutorial that I think... don't quote me on this... is on 3dkingdom. It's a PDF that's quite a good introduction to slightly more advanced techniques.
5. Indeed. If you make the table, and want to add a cup or something, try and find a simple tutorial on the "Lathe" tool, which will make cups/vases, and things of that nature simpler.
If you're feeling ambitious, or want to see something a little more advanced, there are some tutorials at www.smcars.net. It requires you to register, but is also an invaluable resource for blueprints and community support.
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Re: 3ds max tutorials ?
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Posted by parakeet on Fri Sep 9th at 1:00am 2005
Thanks french
" SRC="images/smiles/icon_wink.gif"> , i was kinda boggled by all the buttons at first . i'll get it down soon enough though
ooh its 3dkingdom.org , heh , took meh a sec but i found it ^___^ thanks man
ooh its 3dkingdom.org , heh , took meh a sec but i found it ^___^ thanks man
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Re: 3ds max tutorials ?
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Posted by French Toast on Fri Sep 9th at 1:12am 2005
Oh, sorry bout that. Every website should be .com, unless it's a
porn site... then org makes more sense if you know what I mean *wink
wink*.
Anyhoo, most of those buttons you're never going to end up using. Trust me. Okay, I'm probably not the best person to trust, but you're going to be using the drop down menus, and taskbar on the right dominantly. I've never touched the buttons on the left yet.
Once you go through tutorials and play around, it's not very complicated at it's core. Until you get into complex stuff...
Anyhoo, most of those buttons you're never going to end up using. Trust me. Okay, I'm probably not the best person to trust, but you're going to be using the drop down menus, and taskbar on the right dominantly. I've never touched the buttons on the left yet.
Once you go through tutorials and play around, it's not very complicated at it's core. Until you get into complex stuff...
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Re: 3ds max tutorials ?
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Posted by parakeet on Fri Sep 9th at 9:08pm 2005
Heh here it is , the table
" SRC="images/smiles/icon_wink.gif"> it really is much too bright =,


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Posted by French Toast on Sat Sep 10th at 10:12pm 2005
Try to render at a higher quality, and using Mental Ray if you're not.
It is a bit too bright, but my renders of this were either too dark or too bright.
Now that you've done this, try to add some cups, maybe a couch/chair. Just build on the scene.
It is a bit too bright, but my renders of this were either too dark or too bright.
Now that you've done this, try to add some cups, maybe a couch/chair. Just build on the scene.
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