3ds Max 8 Fundamentals
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What's new in 3ds Max 8? Should I upgrade? How can 3ds Max 8 help me become more productive? Author and master trainer Ted Boardman answers all those questions and many more in the latest edition of his expert guide, 3ds Max 8 Fundamentals. You’ll not only learn the process of modeling and animating objects in 3ds Max 8, but also gain an appreciation for its underlying rationale. As you complete the exercises and tutorials in this book, you’ll discover features new in max 8 that make it an even more powerful program than before. Whether you are new to Max 8 or an old pro looking to increase your productivity, you’ll benefit from the detailed explanations of such topics as:
• Sharing, controlling, and managing your work-in-progress assets using Asset Tracker, 3ds max 8’s new source control solution
• Selecting, viewing, manipulating, and working with curves more easily with the improved Track View
• Developing photorealistic characters with 3ds’s improved character development features, cloth and hair simulation tools, award-winning Reactor® physics system, and particle flow
• Using the fast, unique Edit Poly approach to create everything from simple to complex models
• How to best light your scenes and use materials for maximum compatibility with other applications such as Discreet Combustion in collaborative work environments
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #462433 in Books
- Published on: 2006-05-13
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 398 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Ted Boardman is a well-known 3ds Max trainer, writer, and columnist, and is one of a dozen Authorized Discreet (now Autodesk) Training Specialists for Multimedia. Ted is an award-winning speaker at the annual Autodesk University symposium covering CAD and visualization topics and is the founder of the Boston 3D Studio User Group. He is also the author of the previous editions of this book.
Customer Reviews
Not that great...
Cover all basics, but in tutorial rather than reference form. Not all tutorials work due to ttypos and poor editing. Oh, and it is all Max 8.




