3ds Max in Animated Films/TVs - Basics of 3D Animation (Includes 1CD)

Author: Jia Yunpeng
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: 3D Animation Basics is a required course for animation majors. As the most widely used 3D animation production tool, 3ds Max is favored by a large user base due to its powerful functions, user-friendly interface, and ease of use. This book is compiled based on the teaching syllabus, combining the technical and artistic aspects of animation. It vividly and meticulously explains core technologies such as 3ds Max modeling, materials, lighting, animation, particle systems, and atmosphere creation through abundant examples and a hands-on teaching approach. It provides an in-depth analysis of the 3D techniques used in renowned films like Ice Age, Shrek, and Kung Fu. It also offers detailed introductions to the creation of 3D characters such as "Gollum." With over ten compelling examples like Human Modeling, Swaying Candlelight, Alien Landscape, and Fierce Boiling, the book is highly representative, enhancing students' understanding and practical skills while helping them quickly master production techniques. Each chapter includes corresponding exercises to reinforce learning. The book consists of 10 chapters, offering comprehensive content, rich examples, clear steps, illustrations, strong organization, and an easy-to-follow learning experience. The accompanying CD-ROM includes example source files, materials, and rendered animation effects. This book is not only an excellent textbook for university animation programs but also a practical self-study guide for animation company staff and 3D animation enthusiasts.