3D S MAX Basics Tutorials

Basics tutorials

Bubbles  By 3dcafe Rate It  | Review Bubbles If you ever need to create bubbles for an animation, and would like to do it without spending a fortune on a plug-in    Hits:1232    Rate:  3.0(out of 5)    Vote:2   Submit Date :2006-04-05   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Colliding Objects Using Reactor in 3D Studio Max  By WatchandLearnPhotoshop Rate It  | Review This 3D Studio Max tutorial for Reactor shall teach you how to animate a realistic looking collision of objects. This is an intermediate level tutorial that expects you to know your way around 3DS and the basics of Reactor. Here is the end result video that we are going to create in this lesson.    Hits:807    Rate:  4.0(out of 5)    Vote:1   Submit Date :2007-06-19   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Advanced Water Material  By 3dcafe Rate It  | Review Advanced Water Material Advanced water-material using raytraced reflections. So you want to make some water that reflects the objects in the scene?    Hits:799    Rate:  1.0(out of 5)    Vote:1   Submit Date :2006-04-05   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Blinking Lights  By 3dcafe Rate It  | Review Blinking Lights In this tutorial I'll show you how to make lights struggle to stay on. I assume that you know some basic knowledge of 3D Studio Max 2.5    Hits:733    Rate:  3.0(out of 5)    Vote:3   Submit Date :2006-04-05   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Easy sunlight creation  By skillreactor Rate It  | Review Easy sunlight creation Create sunlight using a method that ensures both at a time: Quality and a fast efficient rendering process.    Hits:714    Rate:  2.0(out of 5)    Vote:5   Submit Date :2006-04-05   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Duplicating Objects in 3D Studio Max Using Particle Systems  By WatchandLearnPhotoshop Rate It  | Review This tutorial will teach you how to use the particle system of instancing in 3D Studio Max to duplicate a moving arrow that will flow through a tube without penetrating the tube boundaries. The lesson illustrated in this tutorial could be used to create flowing particle movements such as that of blood cells in a vein. This an advanced level tutorial, you are expected to have sufficient knowledge of how to work with 3D Studio Max before attempting it.    Hits:650    Rate:  0.0(out of 5)    Vote:0   Submit Date :2007-06-06   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

A Simple Laser  By 3dcafe Rate It  | Review A Simple Laser The following is a very basic tutorial on how to create a realistic laser for use in your 3DS MAX scenes.    Hits:425    Rate:  0.0(out of 5)    Vote:0   Submit Date :2006-04-05   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Cell Shading a Cartoon  By forrestbro Rate It  | Review Cell Shading a Cartoon The trick to making your animation's have a cartoon look is to render your animation twice.    Hits:414    Rate:  0.0(out of 5)    Vote:0   Submit Date :2006-04-05   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Creating Volumetric Clouds  By creativecow Rate It  | Review Creating Volumetric Clouds This tutorial demonstrates the creation of volumetric clouds in 3ds max    Hits:370    Rate:  0.0(out of 5)    Vote:0   Submit Date :2006-04-05   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review

Lofts  By spoono Rate It  | Review Lofts What do you get when you take a 2D shape, make it move along a path, and in the process create a new shape? A Loft! These wonders are often used for creating piping and similar objects.    Hits:277    Rate:  0.0(out of 5)    Vote:0   Submit Date :2006-04-05   Rate It   |  Error   |  Review