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    Hello everybody,
    this is my first post, and I'm very excited about the new world I've become a member of. I'm currently studying Architecture in Sydney and we are developing material on 3DS max design software and I'm getting stuck on many fronts. Does anyone in this community know of a tutor I could get in contact with to speed up my development with this software?
    regards
    Skifiend

    #2
    Good day skifiend
    Welcome to the forum.
    Sure you will find many more suggestions from the other users here.
    Quick Q.
    Are you using Revit as a modeling platform and just producing renderings in Max?
    If so then you can just find quick reference videos on youtube about 3ds Max materials, ligthing and rendering settings, as you can then just import models from revit with the FBX file format.
    If you are looking at dooing all in Max I would suggest the following sites Area
    http://www.lynda.com/3ds-Max-2011-tu...ducttypeid%3A2

    Good luck and enjoy the forum

    Cheers
    Last edited by RabbitHole; May 5, 2011, 02:00 PM.
    MW

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      #3
      Given that this forum is geared mainly towards Revit, another great resource is CG ARCHITECT

      That forum is geared more to 3d Visualization and has a lot more people knowledgeable in that software.

      You can PM though and I will try to help as best I can. I have a fair amount of experience in 3ds Max.
      Juan Carlos Moreno
      Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
      Sisley Cosmetics

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        #4
        Originally posted by JCM View Post
        Given that this forum is geared mainly towards Revit, another great resource is CG ARCHITECT

        That forum is geared more to 3d Visualization and has a lot more people knowledgeable in that software.

        You can PM though and I will try to help as best I can. I have a fair amount of experience in 3ds Max.

        Uh Oh, you shouldn't have said that. Now I know who to bug when I upgrade to the new visual suite. :laugh:
        Dan

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          #5
          That ok! I'll help as best I can...
          Juan Carlos Moreno
          Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
          Sisley Cosmetics

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            #6
            So where do you put the crayons???:laugh:
            Dan

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              #7
              I don't quite follow
              Juan Carlos Moreno
              Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
              Sisley Cosmetics

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                #8
                Well, it was a joke. You know, crayons? The waxy pencil like things kids color with? I was asking where to put them for the rendering. Like as if the computer used crayons...........oh never mind. :laugh:
                Dan

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by dzatto View Post
                  well, it was a joke. You know, crayons? The waxy pencil like things kids color with? I was asking where to put them for the rendering. Like as if the computer used crayons...........oh never mind. :laugh:
                  lol. I got it
                  Phillip Miller
                  Kiwi Codes Solutions Ltd
                  Makers of "Family Browser" and "Project Browser" for Revit.

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                    #10
                    oh... I though you wanted to model and texture some crayons and put them somewhere in the scene
                    Juan Carlos Moreno
                    Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
                    Sisley Cosmetics

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