3DS MAX Animation Tutorials

Animation tutorials

How to make and animate tank tracks  By Ninja Rate It  | Review In this tutorial i will explain on how to make a tank track and then how to animate it, its very easy, in 5 easy steps your done, it will cost you 10 min!. I also learnt this of some tutorials but i cant find them no more on the internet. So i though i going to write one, this is also my first tutorial i wrote ever. And don't watch my English its BAD    Hits:3389    Rate:  3.5(out of 5)    Vote:4   Submit Date :2006-03-16   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Animated Face  By JFL Rate It  | Review This tutorials is for intermediate people of Max with this tutorial you'll create a simple face and animate it.    Hits:2944    Rate:  4.0(out of 5)    Vote:6   Submit Date :2006-03-16   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Making a 3ds Max scene using Reactor Water and Reactor Cars  By Gurijala Rate It  | Review Hi there and welcome to this fun, easy tutorial which is going to teach you a couple more things about Reactor. Here’s the scenario. Two cars are going to come speeding down a track, bumping into each other and off against the walls, jump over a ramp and then fall into a swimming pool. Follow the step by step instructions for more details....    Hits:2468    Rate:  4.5(out of 5)    Vote:5   Submit Date :2007-12-12   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Simulating Car Motion Using Reactor (Wheel)  By WatchandLearnPhotoshop Rate It  | Review Reactor is a powerful tool that comes with 3d Studio Max, it makes it possible to simulate realistic dynamics based on physically-defined properties, such as hard body, soft body, cloth, and liquid. It can simulate the reaction occurring when a box falling from a high place hits the ground. This could be compared to all the time required to do the same effect using keyframes, and that wouldn't still give us a realistic animation similar to the one possible to create using reactor. This tutorial will teach you how to simulate car motion using the Wheel Reactor. The video below features the result that we are going to create in this tutorial.    Hits:2313    Rate:  5.0(out of 5)    Vote:2   Submit Date :2007-06-09   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

rolling a ball along a path  By ben cowell Rate It  | Review This is a very simple tutorial describing how to animate a ball or a wheel rolling down an irregular path. It was devised by my in answer to a need for a car which could drive around corners but still have the wheels rotate accordingly. I assume you know a fair amount about MAX and won't bother explaining every little detail.    Hits:1688    Rate:  4.5(out of 5)    Vote:2   Submit Date :2006-03-16   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Animated face  By 3dimensions Rate It  | Review Animated face Learn how to create a remote control to animate a face in 3D Studio Max.    Hits:1271    Rate:  4.0(out of 5)    Vote:2   Submit Date :2006-03-18   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Assigning Physics  By the3dstudio Rate It  | Review Assigning Physics Learn how to assign physics properties to objects.    Hits:1093    Rate:  4.0(out of 5)    Vote:1   Submit Date :2006-03-18   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Compositing a 3D rendered object into Video  By ben cowell Rate It  | Review This is a very simple tutorial demonstrating how to take 2D video footage and composite a 3D animated object in the scene. I'm not going to go into every specific MAX feature and option used, Instead I'll be concentrating more on the actual process and flow of work and files.    Hits:1072    Rate:  0.0(out of 5)    Vote:0   Submit Date :2006-03-16   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

REALISTIC TEXTURING  By ben cowell Rate It  | Review In this tutorial we'll be looking at techniques for using textures and materials to create realistic objects. I'll be using 3D Studio MAX as an example but you can easily apply these techniques in any other package.    Hits:1033    Rate:  0.0(out of 5)    Vote:0   Submit Date :2006-03-16   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Setting up a figure with IK legs.  By ben cowell Rate It  | Review This tutorial is designed to take you very quickly through the process of boning and setting up a figure with IK ready for animation. Note that this set-up is simply for the legs, and represents only one solution for wiring a figure. Work your way through and then try to expand and experiment with the techniques.    Hits:830    Rate:  1.0(out of 5)    Vote:1   Submit Date :2006-03-16   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review