3ds Max 6 Complete Self-Learning Manual

Author: Anqi Yangfan
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: A series of books combining mouse + digital technology + brain + art design. 3ds Max 6 is the latest version of the 3D animation software 3ds Max developed by Autodesk. It is powerful, easy to operate, and widely used in various industries such as architectural rendering design, 3D animation production, mechanical simulation, advertising design, industrial modeling, game and film production. This book introduces the powerful functions of 3ds Max 6 through numerous examples, covering various aspects such as scene modeling, material mapping, lighting, animation production, kinematics, dynamics systems, environmental effects, and VideoPost video post-processing technology. The book is structured progressively, with detailed and easy-to-understand content, combining theory with practice. Through a wealth of examples, it elaborates on the production process and related knowledge. 3ds Max 6 is the latest version of the 3D animation software 3ds Max developed by Autodesk. It is powerful, easy to operate, and widely used in various industries such as architectural rendering design, 3D animation production, mechanical simulation, advertising design, industrial modeling, game and film production. This book introduces the powerful functions of 3ds Max 6 through numerous examples, covering various aspects such as scene modeling, material mapping, lighting, animation production, kinematics, dynamics systems, environmental effects, and VideoPost video post-processing technology. The book is structured progressively, with detailed and easy-to-understand content, combining theory with practice. Through a wealth of examples, it elaborates on the production process and related knowledge. This book is suitable for students and teachers of computer art majors in higher art colleges, as well as intermediate and advanced users, video editors, and trainees in social training courses. The accompanying CD-ROM contains some of the example files mentioned in the book.