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Apr 07, 2011 — 72 comments
The Battle for 3D; 3ds Max vs Maya. Read this to find out which one is best for you.
In this tutorial, Jarlan Perez covers the process of unwrapping a hard-surface model in 3DS Max. Covering the importance of keeping UVs clean and stretch free, Jarlan also looks at how to keep the process as simple as possible, whilst at the same time giving you full control over the results.
In this video tutorial Travis Williams demonstrates a range of techniques in 3ds Max, including modeling, pelt-unwrapping, texturing and path deforming.
In this quick, 10-minute tutorial, Ricardo Eloy explores how to create good-looking caustics using V-Ray without spending hours in calculations.
In this video tutorial you will learn how to use Mental ray proxy to decrease your rendering time and enhance your work in large setup
In this Basix tutorial we will discuss in an informal manner everything you need to know about the essential operators and workflow within Particle Flow. We will learn what each setting does inside the basic operators, and create a small mortar explosion, precisely controlled with various methods, as well as completely procedural.
In this quick introduction, we'll look at how customizable 3DS Max is to your particular needs. You can adjust the viewports, add statistics, change the colours of just about everything and save or load a custom UI of your own!
When designing an identity and brand materials for a client, good presentation is crucial! In the first part of this 2-day tutorial, Hussain Almossawi takes us through how to model the different items usually involved in the branding process, whilst in Day 2 he’ll cover Lighting, Applying Materials, Studio Settings, Rendering and Exporting, and finally the Post Production. So let’s get started!
In this video tutorial, Roberth Vala looks at an easy and fast way to distribute custom objects on any given surface.
In the second chapter of Ear modeling in Autodesk Maya we will continue from helix creation and cover the basic area structure of the human ear like creating the fossa trangularis and scafa area. Hope you enjoy the session.
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