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WPF in 3ds Max

Submitted by Admin on Thu, 2010-06-03 17:04
55 votes

James Haywood covers the basics of integrating WPF inside 3ds Max 2011 using dotNet 3.5

Quoted from article:
"Some time ago I wanted to start getting my head around WPF, and especially how I could integrate tools made with WPF into Max. So I decided to start with something simple, which was to take an existing script that displays a progress bar using standard Max controls and convert it to WPF.

Tutorial #005 - Superflow Elements Advanced

Submitted by W DIGITAL on Mon, 2010-11-22 17:36
54 votes

Superflow

V-MOTION Solutions Tutorial on Advanced Techniques with Superflow Elements

Software: 3ds Max

Topics:
- SF Elements Advanced
- Using SmartArray & Quick Clone
- Path Distribution
- Integration with Pflow
- Realtime Rig for particle emission
- Pflow Setups discussed
- Rendering with Krakatoa
- and more...

Length: 40 minutes / Download Tutorial for High-Res

Try the Superflow Elements Demo: http://www.v-motion.co/download/down.pl?ID=6

How to create a realtime feather system with ParticleFlow

Submitted by Augusto Lombardi on Mon, 2010-03-15 06:04
54 votes

this is a very optimized solution to drive the behavior of particles by the deformation of a surface without to use script or complex rigs, this system can be useful not only to animate but just to model objects that have a large number of elements like tiles on a roof or to drive fractured objects to follow a deforming surface and so on, if you like this please let me know so I will produce more tutorials about the various implementations of this system

FaceFX Facial Animation Plugin Tutorial for 3ds Max

Submitted by oc3entertainment on Thu, 2010-05-27 13:58
54 votes

An introduction to the 2010 FaceFX Exporter for 3ds Max. Importing and Exporting bone poses, generating an animation, and importing it onto a character.

RIGGING TO MOVE AND ROTATE AN EGG IN 3DS MAX USING MAXSCRIPT

Submitted by H-Sapiens on Mon, 2010-05-24 00:08
53 votes

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UNIVERSITY: UNIVERSIDAD LA SALLE NOROESTE

SUBJECT: ANIMACIÓN IV

INSTRUCTOR: ENRIQUE ROSALES

STUDENTS: OMAR R. HERNÁNDEZ

MARTÍN SOTO

JENNIFER RÍOS

MARLON RÁBAGO

EDILBERTO MÉNDEZ

Tutorial #003 - Superflow Elements

Submitted by W DIGITAL on Fri, 2010-11-19 14:03
52 votes

Superflow

V-MOTION Solutions Tutorial #003 - Superflow Elements

Software: 3ds Max

Learn how to use Superflow Elements

Topics discussed:
- Installation
- User Interface
- Quick Array Creation
- Rotation / Translation Controllers
- Animation Controllers & Workflow
- Realtime Spline Rig

Length: 11 minutes / Download Tutorial for High-Res

Download Superflow Elements: www.v-motion.co

Superflow - Bachelor Thesis: superflow.ian-clemmer.com

Get your lost dialogs back

Submitted by LoneRobot on Tue, 2010-03-16 15:33
49 votes

Floating Dialog Amnesty

WindowBoxUI

A few notes about code optimization

Submitted by Anubis on Sun, 2010-01-31 12:28
47 votes

The base idea of this topic is to say to all coders - always to research, because this is the only way to get rid of any myths. Each myth may hinder your future development and may leave a wrong impression in us for the MaxScript language at all.

 

Tutorial #004 - Audioflow SplineSync

Submitted by W DIGITAL on Sat, 2010-11-20 07:38
43 votes

SplineSync

V-MOTION Tutorial on Audioflow SplineSync that covers the UI and some basic functionality

Software: 3ds Max

Topics discussed:
- Installation
- User Interface
- Setting up Audio Controller
- Adding Point Helpers
- 3D Spline based on Audio/Wave/Noise Controllers
- Spline2Mesh Creation

Length: 15 minutes / Download Tutorial for High-Res

Download Audioflow SplineSync: www.v-motion.co

Be gamma correct!

Submitted by Martin Breidt on Sun, 2009-06-14 14:54
41 votes

gamma corrected color checker

Gamma correction is one of those buzz words that are really easy in
terms of theory and math but confusing in how they are applied in
practice. As a consequence, it is largely ignored by many graphics
practicioners. This illustrated 10 page article is my attempt at
clarifying gamma correction in the context of 3D CGI by answering most
of the typical questions: "What is gamma? Why do we have it? When should I perform gamma correction? And what happens if I just ignore it?"

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