[Skippy]

Now I've Photoshop 6, (and I've already 3dsmax4) so I would like to know where I can find a rendering tutorial...

Thanks

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[Skippy]

No links, no ideas ?

 

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[This message has been edited by Skippy (edited 01-13-2002).]

[Ryx]

Just do tutorials in general. They'll show you how to do something and set-up a nice looking scene. Then just keep it in mind, when you're doing your own stuff.

Try 3dcafe.com

EDIT: Don't forget the tutorials that came with MAX.

[This message has been edited by Ryx (edited 01-13-2002).]

[CP5670]

I'm working through the MAX tutorials, which seem to be pretty good so far; hopefully I will eventually be able to create something better than a few spheres and cubes.

[[UGC]Thorn]

 

Originally posted by CP5670:
I'm working through the MAX tutorials, which seem to be pretty good so far; hopefully I will eventually be able to create something better than a few spheres and cubes.  

Are you talking about the tutorial for Blender?  If so, please give me a link.

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[LAW ENFORCER]

HOW did you get 'Blender' from 'MAX'?

[Skippy]

Thanks  

But Thunder wrote some things about rendering too, but I don't remember where

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[vadar_1]

The ultimate tool for development is experience. Just try things out, fool around with it, and use hte help if you dont understand a certain aspect of it. You'll have more experience then going through a very limitating tutorial.

[aldo_14]

 

Originally posted by LAW ENFORCER:
HOW did you get 'Blender' from 'MAX'?

Max Sterling wrote the Blender tutorial at VWatch.

I prefer Blender over Max at the monet though, albeit only for modelling.  Because I know how to use it.

[Fineus]

 

Originally posted by Skippy:
Thanks  

But Thunder wrote some things about rendering too, but I don't remember where

Sounds of Thunder, which is currently out for the count but will be back soon.

[Skippy]

OK, Thanks guys  

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