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Introduction

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Introduction

entertained and fascinated by the awesome

poweratyourfingertips.

WelcometotheWorldof

3ds Max

Welcome, and congratulations! You’ve just

bought a ticket to the world of Autodesk®

3ds Max® 9. Hang on and get ready for the

ride of a lifetime! With 3ds Max, you can

create 3D places and characters, objects and

subjects of any type. You can arrange them in

settings and environments to build the scenes

for your movie or game or visualization.

You can animate the characters, set them in

motion, make them speak, sing and dance,

or kick and fight. Then, shoot movies of the

whole virtual thing.

Online and PDF T utorials

Thetutorialsareprovidedintwo forms:

the online help file, and these PDF tutorials.

For these PDF tutorials you will find the

files that you need to complete the tutorials

on the same webpage. Each PDF has a

corresponding EXE file with these files.

To do the online tutorials, from the 3ds Max

Help menu, choose Tutorials to display the

online collection.

Acknowledgements

Special thanks are due to a number of

hardworking and talented individuals who

helped create this volume of tutorials. A tip

of the virtual hat to:

Jean-Yves Arboit, Jaykar Arudra,

Alessandro Baldasseroni, Beans Magic Co.

Ltd, Martin Coven, Frances Gainer Davey,

Joana Garrido, Tommy Hjalmarsson,

Kameswaran R. Iyer, Michael Koch, James

Ku, Sören Larsson, Daniel Martínez Lara,

You can use 3ds Max to visualize designs

of real things that will actually be built,

such as buildings and machines. The

File Link feature of 3ds Max lets you

base visualizations on designs created

in AutoCAD or Autodesk Architectural

Desktop: when the design changes in these

other applications, the revisions can be

automatically updated in your 3ds Max

scene. Add lighting and materials, then

render to still image or movie formats.

These tutorials teach 3ds Max through a

series of hands-on exercises. Prepare to be

Chapter 1: Introduction

Casey McGovern, Eni Oken, Ponsonnet

Olivier, Ben Paine, Herman Saksono,

Johannes Schlörb, Pradipta Seth, Metin

Seven, andMarc Tan, for creating beautiful

images using 3ds Max and allowing

their reproduction in the online tutorial

collection.

Michael B. Comet, for creating the

character bones and rigging tutorials and

the low-poly character-modeling tutorial.

Brandon Davis and Grant Adam, for the

Particle Flow and particle effects tutorials.

Alberto Flores, for design of the mental

ray water material.

Swami Lama, for providing the tutorials

on scripting.

Peter Carisi de Lappe, of the Autodesk

Media & Entertainment Quality

Engineering group, for his help creating

thelessononusingIKandFKtogether.

Pia Maffei, of Applied IDEAS, for

providing the head model used in the

Creating the Skin Material tutorial. The

model was created with Applied IDEAS’s

Head Designer plug-in.

Jon McFarland, for providing the tutorials

on working with CAD files, and fixing

problems in imported files.

Paul Neale, for additional tutorials on

character rigging.

Jeff Patton, along with other users on

the Web, for good tips on how to use the

mental ray (lume) Ocean shader.

Miroslaw Piekutowski, for the model

demonstrating the mental ray Dielectric

Material shader.

Retired Captain Irv Styer, fighter pilot, for

expertise and assistance in modeling for

the P-38 tutorial.

Fred Ruff and Mike O’Rourke for the

games and skin-deformers tutorials.

Where to Find Tutorial Files

Most of the tutorials require that

you to load sample files to start and

complete the lessons. These files do not

install automatically on your local drive

when you install 3ds Max. All the files for

theseexercisescanbefoundontheproduct

disc or on the website.

(www.autodesk.com/me_training)

To install the tutorial files from the website :

1. On the website where you found these

PDF tutorials, locate the EXE file that

corresponds to the PDF tutorial.

2. Click the EXE file to download its

contents.

How to Learn 3ds Max

Besides the tutorials found in this collection,

a number of other resources are available to

help you learn 3ds Max.

User Showcase

Autodesk Learning Resources

Autodesk Authorized Training Centers

for Media and Entertainment: Autodesk

has authorized more than 100 training

centers in over 30 countries worldwide.

You can take intensive courses with

flexible schedules to meet your needs.

To find a center near you, visit:

www.autodesk.com/me_training .

Autodesk Learning and Training

Materials: Check out Autodesk’s latest

learning and training materials: go to

www.autodesk.com , click Store, click

your region, and then click the Media

& Entertainment link under Learning

& Training. Here you can get training

manuals designed for the instructor-led

training environment, purchase books,

and download individual e-courses to

view offline. Training DVDs are also

available for our most popular products.

Autodesk Online Support World-Wide:

The Autodesk Support web site

www.autodesk.com/3dsmax-support

provides access to a wide range of product

information and support resources:

searchable Knowledgebase, FAQs,

technical bulletins, tested hardware

information, and product downloads.

Discussion Forums: Information and

assistance are also available on the

peer-to-peer online discussion forum. To

visit the discussion forums, go to http://

www.autodesk.com/3dsmax-discussion ,

or from the 3ds Max Help menu, choose

3ds Max on the Web > Online Support.

3ds Max 9 User Reference: The online

reference covers fundamental concepts

and strategies for using the product,

as well as details about the features of

3ds Max. Access the User Reference online

by choosing Help > User Reference.

Additional Resources: Anumberof

additional Help files are installed with

the software. For details, see the topic

”3ds Max Documentation Set” in the User

Reference .

Other Resources: There is a wealth of

information written about using 3ds Max.

There are third-party books that specialize

in teaching the software for various

industries. There are magazines devoted

to 3D design and animation, as well as

user groups and mail lists. Communities

of users trade secrets daily, and if you ask

a question, you’re likely to get answers

from experts all around the world.

User Showcase

In the 3ds Max tutorials we teach you the

tools to use the software. Put those tools

in the hands of talented artists and magic

happens.

Here is a gallery of images by creative

individuals from around the world using

thissoftware.Wehopeyoufindtheseimages

inspiring before you set out on your journey

of learning 3ds Max.

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