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Got great hand-eye coordination? Here's the place to show it off. You can also upload your work (images, audio, and video) and view our fan art gallery (currently defunct, bug forum management to fix it).
This is also the forum for all of you blossoming Camus' to exercise your brain power by writing and posting fan fiction.
What version MAX? I have the latest version 5.0, and it comes with tons of tutorials built in. I also have versions 2.5, 3.0, and 4.0, and I might be able to get the tutorials out of those if you want me to send them to you.
Additionally, there are some good tutorials HERE, but you have to pay attention to which version the tutorials are for. Also, you can get some nice 3ds meshes and textures and other things.
But yeah, tutorials are pretty much required if you want to get good at 3d studio... lots and lots of tutorials
I bet it's one of those progs where you do a tutorial, and then 3 months later you truely understand how to use the commands that the tut used in your own way.
Yea, but I bet that once you understand all the different things you can do, commands if you will, you would understand how to truely wield them in your own way.
Mah, atleast that's how it was when I learned Rhino, not like I'm super at it, but I don't suck all out anymore.
Franz_Schubert wrote:Tutorials teach you the techniques you need to make more advanced things. Honestly, MAX isn't very intuitive, unless you're making boxes and teapots
or unless you work hard at it. you want to get a program that is not intuitive, get Cinema 4d.
