#3d studio
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I would like to find out more about 3d studio and animation using computers.
I am very new at this and I was hoping someone could tell me where to get
started.
Thanks
Steve
Steve –
Many of our members are off at the SIGGRAPH Conference in L.A. this week. One
of the focal points was the announcment of a brand new version of 3DS. Read
messages numbered 183984, 183989-991 in Section 2, Autodesk 3D Studio. They
will give you some ideas of what 3D software can do.
Anne
Steve,
There is a file in one of the libraries that lists all the different books that
have been published about 3D Studio. Try searching on the keyword "book". Hope
this helps, maybe if you could ask a more specific question that might help the
forum give you a better answer.
Regards……….Rick – Technical Animations
Hi Rick and thanks for your response on 3d Studio.
I would like to find out if there is a sales video available so that I can see
what 3d studio can do. Also if there are any classes in my area.
I will searh the library as you suggested.
thanks,
Steve
Hi Steve,
You are just on time. The new release of the tape is out and is great. You must
send a SASE to someone here. I'm not sure here who (this year) but some one
will help.
-Kouros.
I will searh the library as you suggested.
Steve,
>>I would like to find out if there is a sales video available so that I can
see what 3d studio can do. Also if there are any classes in my area.<<
Autodesk has demotapes that are given out at SIGGRAPH, call 800-879-4233, they
should be able to send you one. They should also be able to tell you about any
authorized training centers in your area. 3D Studio or 3D Max as it's now
called, has some very good manuals, they have a tutorial book that is over 700
pages. Don't worry too much, sometimes you just have to dive in and dog paddle
til you can swim. I had no background in animation or video until 3.5 years
ago.
Regards…………….Rick – Technical Animations
Hi Steve,
<< tape and SASE >>
Please see msg #185067.
jonas[adesk]
Steve,
Wherever you live, there is probably a 3dStudio user's group within a
drive of an hour or so. Books are a good reference resource, and a good
learning tool too if you can stand to do lots of tutorials (which I can't), but
nothing helps more than human resources. At the user's groups you'll find
people who are not only really knowledgable and well-connected, but generally
cool as well. It's as much a social meeting as it is topic-directed. Ask in
this forum where the nearest group is.
Dan