3Ds Max 2019 Beginners Course

Master 3ds Max 2019 & Arnold Renderer

What you'll learn
Understand all 3ds Max basics and go beyond
You will be beyond intermediate 3ds Max level
You will know how to create your own projects in 3ds Max
… and much more!
Requirements
You should be able to use a PC at a beginner level
3ds Max Software Installed
Description
Hi, Welcome to 3ds max 2019 Beginners Course my name is Vito and I'm going to be your instructor throughout the course. 3ds Max is Autodesk's flagship app for design visualization. It's widely used in game design, animation, visual effects, and motion graphics.  This course is designed for those with no prior experience in 3ds max or 3d modeling in general. In this comprehensive beginner course we'll start with a tour of 3ds max 2019 interface then we'll look at setting up 3ds max to our liking after that we'll look at creating basic objects and shapes then we'll move to more advanced modeling and learn polygonal modeling tools next  we'll look at spline modeling after that we'll combine polygonal and spline modeling tools together to create beautiful objects next we'll look at creating cameras and set up our scene for lighting and materials then we'll look at creating and managing materials after that we'll look at UVW mapping then we'll look at Arnold lights after that we'll look at rendering next we'll use the tools we've learned to create real-world objects then we'll look at animation tools and animate our objects and finally we'll look at free foam sculpting so we have got a lot to cover so let go ahead and get started with 3ds max 2019 beginners course 

Overview

Section 1: 3ds Max Basics

Lecture 1 Interface Tour

Lecture 2 Workspaces

Lecture 3 Tool Options

Lecture 4 Project Folder

Lecture 5 Preferences

Lecture 6 Interface Customization

Section 2: 3D Modeling Basics

Lecture 7 Standard Primitives

Lecture 8 Move Rotate and Scale

Lecture 9 Navigation

Lecture 10 Important Hotkeys

Lecture 11 Tips and Tricks

Lecture 12 Shading Modes

Section 3: Setup

Lecture 13 Scene Explorer

Lecture 14 Viewport Layout Tabs

Lecture 15 Isolate Selection

Lecture 16 Selection Modes

Lecture 17 System Units

Lecture 18 Contextual Menus

Lecture 19 Exercise FIles

Lecture 20 Reference Images

Section 4: Modeling Tools

Lecture 21 Clone Options

Lecture 22 Arrays

Lecture 23 Groups

Lecture 24 Display Layers

Lecture 25 Mesh Density

Lecture 26 Sub-Object Mode

Lecture 27 Extrude

Lecture 28 Bevel

Lecture 29 Bridge

Lecture 30 Chamfer

Lecture 31 Target Weld

Lecture 32 Cap

Lecture 33 Swift Loop

Lecture 34 P Connect

Lecture 35 Cut

Lecture 36 QSlice

Lecture 37 Insert

Lecture 38 Connect

Lecture 39 Attach and Detach

Lecture 40 Modifiers

Lecture 41 Pivot Point

Lecture 42 Reference Coordinate System

Lecture 43 Snapping

Lecture 44 Align

Lecture 45 Scene Management

Lecture 46 Advanced Selection

Lecture 47 Edge Modeling Technique

Lecture 48 Soft Selection

Lecture 49 TextPlus

Section 5: Spline Modeling

Lecture 50 Splines

Lecture 51 Splines Sub-Object Mode

Lecture 52 Extra Tools for Splines

Lecture 53 Spline Snapping

Lecture 54 Creating Doors, Windows, Stairs

Section 6: Lighting & Materials

Lecture 55 Setting Up Studio Scene

Lecture 56 Cameras

Lecture 57 Arnold Lights

Lecture 58 Introduction to Materials

Lecture 59 Materials Parameters

Lecture 60 Multi-Sub Object Material

Lecture 61 Maps

Lecture 62 Procedural Maps

Section 7: UVW Mapping & Rendering

Lecture 63 UVW Map

Lecture 64 Unwrap UVW

Lecture 65 Unwrap UVW Tools

Lecture 66 Lighting & Rendering

Lecture 67 Modifier Sets

Section 8: Animation

Lecture 68 Time Configuration

Lecture 69 Auto Keys

Lecture 70 Set Keys

Lecture 71 Select Keys

Lecture 72 Dope Sheet

Lecture 73 Curve Editor

Lecture 74 Motion Paths

Section 9: V-Ray Renderer

Lecture 75 V-Ray Basics

Lecture 76 V-Ray Sun and Physical Camera

Section 10: Extra

Lecture 77 Selection Tips and Tricks

Lecture 78 Useful Websites

Anyone who wants to learn 3ds Max,Anyone who wants to learn 3D Modeling, UV Mapping, Texturing, Animating and More