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In a previous tutorial: https://youtu.be/ZDW0SOLPtrk I've done 3 years ago,
I explained a technique to Rotate And Scale an object using Snap, where the snapping point can be on the object itself or on another object. In Max 2023 that technique doesn't work anymore. This tutorial will show you another way to do that, using the working pivot.
In a previous tutorial: https://youtu.be/ZDW0SOLPtrk I've done 3 years ago,
I explained a technique to Rotate And Scale an object using Snap, where the snapping point can be on the object itself or on another object. In Max 2023 that technique doesn't work anymore. This tutorial will show you another way to do that, using the working pivot.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to rotate a polygon around an edge.
We will demonstrate two scenarios, in the first, we will use the Hinge From Edge feature, and in the second one, we will use the Working Pivot feature.
In this short video, we will learn how to keep the mouse centered in the viewport, this is useful in many scenarios, like, for example, tracing a spline over a picture while staying zoomed in.
This is a two part tutorial that deals with good practices related to importing AutoCAD files into 3DS Max. In this first part, we will see how to prepare the file inside AutoCAD before going to 3DS Max. Please watch the two parts.
This is a two part tutorial (please watch the first one) that deals with good practices related to importing AutoCAD files into 3DS Max. In this second part, we will see how to adjust few parameters inside Max, specially the parameters that you see inside the Import dialog.
