If you want to start by using some video tutorials - and you have the
cash, take a look at the ones that VTC put out.
http://www.vtc.com/
http://www.vtc.com/products/Autodesk-3ds-max-8-tutorials.htm
[you should be able to watch the first introductory level lessons for
free, but those really don't usually get into the meat of things]
Their online stuff runs around $30 a month and gives you access to all
their courses, but you can also buy a specific course on CD (most of the
ones I've bought cost around $99USD). I've used a number of them and
like them. Didn't use the one for Max though....
But you can probably find a lot of free stuff on the web if you look for
it.
Martin
Starglider 4 (marco) wrote:
> ok,
>
> thanks.
>
> marc
>
>
> "Remo ****va" <remo-****va@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>IMO = in my opinion.
>>
>>And, imo, the tutorials that come with max are crap for people wanting
to
>>learn the program from scratch...
>>
>>google for video tutorials, there are soooo many out there. Modeling
>>tutorials should be where you begin, start with learning poly/mesh
>>modeling. There are large amounts of free online resources for 3ds Max.
>>Videos are by far the easiest way to learn, used along side Max's help
>>pages for more in-depth explanations of things you don't understand and
>>that is by far the best way of learning Max, short of doing a course
that
>>is.
>>
>>
>>
>>Starglider 4 (marco) wrote:
>>
>>>thanks.
>>>
>>>what does IMO stand for exactly?
>>>
>>>
>>>"Rowley" <industry3dREMOVE@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>The best (IMO) to start with are the ones that come with the
>>>>program..... beyond that, you might look at the 3dbuzz site...
>>>>
>>>>Martin
>>>>
>>>>Starglider 4 (marco) wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>hi,
>>>>>
>>>>>has anyone got one or more good beginners/basic
>>>>>3d max tutorials for me?
>>>>>
>>>>>regards
>>>>>
>>>>>marc
>>>>>
>>>
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