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Making of Geisha Bot.
Read at 3DM3 exclusive Making of Geisha Bot by Benjamin Schupp, cg artist from Los Angeles.
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| Added: 11-Jun-2009 |
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The Art of Pixel Painting in 3D.
by: Sebastian Marquez Cladera
This article will attempt to introduce you into the fascinating land of 3D painting, certainly a quite new media in the world of computer art.
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| Added: 07-Aug-2003 |
Clicks: 4034 |
Rating: 85 |
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Bullet Time.
This Tutorial is based on The Matrix key effect "Bullet Time." By using Keyframes it is relatively easy to set up the shot, however if you want to use the effect without Keyframes (e.g. Particles), you would have to do it traditionally. For this project, the idea is to render three separate shots, one for the effect and two others for the start and end animation. By deleting the key frames, you can pause time and animate a camera along a motion path.
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
Clicks: 4034 |
Rating: 40 |
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Advanced IK Setups.
This tutorial is for advanced users. Before reading this, please have a working knowledge of 3Dstudio Max's "New IK", or IK in general. In this tutorial you will be using 3D-Studio Max's "New IK", and Expressions to create 2 advanced setups.
This setup can be done in any package, including: Alias/Wavefront's Maya, and Softimage|3D. The tools are different, but the idea isnt.
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
Clicks: 4034 |
Rating: 16 |
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Animate Book Pages.
3DS MAX Tutorial on Animating a Book
by Jacquelin Vanderwood
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
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Rating: 7 |
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Bouncing Ball Part 1 - Basic Keyframing .
This tutorial will introduce you to basic keyframe animation in 3D Studio MAX 3.
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
Clicks: 4034 |
Rating: 14 |
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Bouncing Ball Part 2 - Function Curves .
This tutorial will introduce you to keyframe animation using Function Curves and Track View. You will also light and render your first animation in 3D Studio MAX.
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
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Rating: 28 |
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Creating a Walkthrough .
This tutorial shows how to create an animated walkthrough of your AutoCAD 3D model using 3D Studio VIZ. All you need to start is an AutoCAD drawing with some 3D content. The end result will be a .AVI file which can be viewed on any Windows PC. AVI files can also be embedded within PowerPoint presentations along with text and other graphics to really demonstrate your design proposals.
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
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Rating: 36 |
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Forward Kinematics -- The Robot Arm.
This assignment will introduce you to animation hierarchies and forward kinematics. I will not be giving you as explicit instructions as before, so to some extent you will have to figure out how to accomplish these tasks yourself.
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
Clicks: 4034 |
Rating: 12 |
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Lip Sync - Making Characters Speak.
Chances are if you've ever animated a character, you've needed or wanted to make it talk, sing, or otherwise communicate via dialogue of some sort. Lip sync is the art of taking a pre-recorded track of dialogue, and making a character appear to speak it. This involves figuring out the timings of the speech (breakdown) as well as the actual animating of the lips/mouth. In addition making the actual setup or mouth phonemes needed can also be considered a part of the entire Lip Sync process for 3D.
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Clicks: 4034 |
Rating: 17 |
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Making objects splat.
This tutorial is going to introduce metaballs and a few tricks within max. Basically what it is going to cover is how to get an object to fly at another object at high speed and splatter allover it, primarily using particles and a tiny bit of key framed animation. This tutorial assumes you know a bit about max, and as always the more you know the better.
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Rating: 61 |
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CREATING A LATHED NURBS SURFACE.
This simple tutorial will show you how to create a lathed NURBS surface and make it morph to another surface.
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
Clicks: 4034 |
Rating: 1 |
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3D Studio Max - Introduction Series - Character Studio Basics.
Price: $89.95
Director: Jeffrey A. Forsburg
Edition Details:
• NTSC format (US and Canada only)
• Color, Animated, Full length, Full
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• ASIN: 1930590105
Boris Ustaev, one of the top animators with 3D Studio MAX's Character Studio, will guide you through the interface, covering the three main areas of Character Studio's Biped. He begins by explaining Figure Mode, Footstep Mode & Motion Flow Mode. Boris shows the manual setup of footsteps as well as importing a motion capture file and combining two different files to achieve amazing results with little effort.
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3D Studio Max 3.0 - Lip Sync - Making Your Characters Talk.
$107.96
Director: Jeffrey A. Forsburgbr>
• NTSC format (US and Canada only)
• Color, Animated, Full length, Full Screen
• Number of tapes: 2
• ASIN: 1930590180
One of the best Max Character animation tutorials.
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Rating: 4 |
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3D Studio Max - Beyond the Basics Series - Special FX.
Price: $89.95
Director: Jeffrey A. Forsburg
• NTSC format (US and Canada only)
• Color, Animated, Full length, Full Screen
• ASIN: 1930590067
Learning the secrets to great effects is what this video's about. It is hosted and animated by Michael Lee, one of the top Special Effects animators in the film and game industry on 3D Studio MAX. In this video, Michael has built a war scene with dusty burning tanks, jets with after burners and engine flame-ups, machine guns dispensing empty casings while firing, completely created using particles, explosions that leave craters, and many other secrets that make average animations great animations.
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Applied-Ideas .
3ds max Training DVD's, plus online tutorials
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| Added: 29-Aug-2003 |
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Rating: 12 |
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BILLOWING SMOKE.
Billowing smoke can be made with a particle system. Each particle becomes a chunk of smoke that blends with the other particles (chunks of smoke) around it. You can control the particles' direction, speed and size, so you can make the smoke go anywhere, move at any speed, and dissipate whenever you want
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Rating: 11 |
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Chunky Explosion.
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the PArray particle system to blow up an object. Unlike an explosion with the Bomb space warp, the particles will have a thickness.
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Rating: 25 |
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Campfire.
A campfire is made with the aid of a helper object. Helpers are non-rendering objects that assist in a number of tasks. In this case, it will allow you to place a fire effect in a particular place in order to make a campfire.
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Rating: 12 |
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Creating Fire in 3DSMAX.
First of all go the create panel and click on sphere or whatever object you've chosen and drag it out into the viewport. Now hit the animate button and set a few key frames of the ball moving around in the viewport so we can see it moving around with fire on it later on. What you should have now is your object moving over around 100 frames.
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