3D Graphics ReferencePoint Suite
Create basic 3D geometry, presentations, and animations and implement NURBS modeling in 3-D Studio Max.
TABLE OF CONTENTS 3D Graphics ReferencePoint Suite
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Getting Started with 3-D Studio Max 4
Point 1: Introducing 3-D Studio Max 4
- Figure 1-1-1: The Default User Interface
- Figure 1-1-2: The Quadmenu
- Figure 1-1-3: The Main Toolbar
- Figure 1-1-4: The Command Panel
- Figure 1-1-5: The Default Views of the Viewport
- Figure 1-1-6: The Navigation Buttons
- Figure 1-1-7: Change in Views from the Viewport
- Figure 1-1-8: The Track View
- Figure 1-1-9: The Schematic View
- Figure 1-1-10: A Sphere Created in the Top Viewport
- Figure 1-1-11: The Object Color Palette
- Figure 1-1-12: The Modifier Panel
- Figure 1-1-13: The Clone Options Dialog Box
- Figure 1-1-14: The Create Panel
- Figure 1-1-15: The Creation of the Table Outline
- Figure 1-1-16: The Complete Table Outline
- Figure 1-1-17: The Modifier List
- Figure 1-1-18: Parameters in the Modifier Panel
- Figure 1-1-19: The Complete 3-D Image
- Figure 1-1-20: The Axis Gizmo selected under Lathe
- Figure 1-1-21: The Viewport with Four Views of the Table
- Figure 1-1-22: The Rendered Output
- Figure 1-1-23: The Shader Basic Parameters
- Figure 1-1-24: The Material Editor
- Figure 1-1-25: The Material Editor with Blinn Shader Selected
- Figure 1-1-26: The Material/Map Browser
- Figure 1-1-27: The Select Bitmap Image File Dialog Box
- Figure 1-1-28: Earth-Apollo.max in the Scenes Directory
- Figure 1-1-29: The Render Scene Dialog Box
- Figure 1-1-30: The Render Elements Dialog Box
- Figure 1-1-31: The Rendering Dialog Box
- Figure 1-1-32: Scene Rendered
- Figure 1-1-33: The Final Rendered Scene
- Figure 1-1-34: The Omni Light Option
- Figure 1-1-35: The Omni Light in Perspective Viewport
Programming with 3-D Studio Max 4
Point 1: Working with Modifiers in 3-D...
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