is it necessary to get the certificate of max?

[Equinoxx]

http://www.cgtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=96

go here and read read the Theoretical Sub-D thread ;)

also, notice the 'Tutorials Galore' thread . . .

[catchcat]

ok,thanks.
Many many threads there, i hope i can get through them,but impossible,:p, anyway,i will try.
and...what is ur opinion about go to have courses and the discreet's max certificate?

[Equinoxx]

courses can only be for the better, as can a certificate.

it looks nice on the resume and you will learn a trick or two.

if you got the time & money, i'd say go for it :)

[TimWoods]

they are a very good starting point, but its always useful to know a bit before you do a course, that way you can ask more questions and get the information you want.

as Equinoxx says, go for it if you have the time and money, but they will not give you all the answers, the rest you have to do by yourself.

:beer:

[catchcat]

ya,:rolleyes: good advice from both of u .
I checked the book which is used for teaching,it is called "The standard course in max",it is said that is official book.
But the content is just about the max's interface and how to use max and some basic model skills,or even i think is smiliar to tht tut
in max itself,nono,:buttrock: ,i am not care the certificate but care what i can learn.
I know the basic but just want to improve my level.
Is it a better way to do like this:first,learn all the tuts in internet if possible then buy some books to learn further,or reverse the sequence??
thanks for helping me.

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