Modelling in 3dsMax

[Bercon]

Press F1 in 3dsmax.

[joostingh]

I did but i didnt understand it...

[JDMedia]

Maybe you're not ready for max then, F1 are the easiest tutorials!

[Neox]

there are not tutorials on F1 :rolleyes: ;)

[joostingh]

Originally posted by JDMedia
Maybe you're not ready for max then, F1 are the easiest tutorials!

I have to learn and I can't do it at ones.

Just trying to learn. So meaby there is a tutorial for it. I can make renders and stuff but not the modelling and that is what I want to do.

So if someone know a good one.

[Taoizm]

check out the tutorial thread: http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21263

[joostingh]

Thanx I will try this!

I will show how the total is going to be.

[Palle]

In your position as a beginner full of desire to learn the software, I would purchase a book on the matter.

Surf to www.amazon.com and search for 3ds max. You will find loads of books.

;)

[::r|[o::]

Also, sign up at http://www.3dbuzz.com and download the free 3ds max video tutorials.

[DrQuincy]

I cannot understand why you would want to pay for a book or surf the web for fragments of knowledge on 3ds max when the tutorials that come with it are fine adn are well-structured. They are great for giving you a little experience and understanding with what max can do. They are far from definitive but from that point you can find tutorials, etc on the net that feature a particular area you want to develop.

Books are great and a well-written book will contain a lot of technical information about a particular technique but there's no use shelling out that money until you've decided you really do like the software.

Just me opinion :D

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