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Exploring 3D Modeling with 3DS MAX 7 [With CDROM]
An exceptionally practical and project-driven book, Exploring 3D Modeling with 3ds max 7 is written specifically for designers interested in exploring the concepts and technology of modeling. The book... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:1401871097
ISBN13:9781401871093
Release Date:April 2005
Publisher:Delmar Thomson Learning
Length:296 Pages
Weight:1.41 lbs.
Dimensions:0.9" x 6.2" x 9.0"
Customer Reviews
5 ratings
Just what I was looking for
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
This book doesn't contain a lot of jargon. It has pictures of how to do things and explains things in non-technical terms. Great for beginners but also useful as a refresher when you haven't used some aspect for awhile. Well laid out index so easy to find what your looking for. These people have done a good job. Hope they bring out another one more advanced.
Great book for Newbies - Like Me!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
I had no idea what the interface looked like or ANY idea about how to use 3DS Max; I just knew I want to learn how to do animations. Well, I know this book isn't going to have me making 3D animation movies, but it does give a great insight into the program's basics. Lots of hands-on exercises, just as I like. Lots of pictures too. The authors do an excellent job of spelling out the basics and telling you exactly what you need to do to complete an excerise. And, as you move further along in the book, they "neglect" to tell you how to do something they've already covered - just like a teacher would do in class. It forces you to explore, reread (if you don't understand a subject) and practice with the program - what you need to do if you're ever going to learn to use 3DS Max. A very well written book about the basics of 3DS Max 7.
Excellent beginner book for 3ds max.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
I highly recommend this book to the beginning 3ds max student. It was very helpful to me, as it explained more of the basics and gave more detail behind the steps. Also, the tutorials frequently used diffent tools to accomplish the same task. This showed how to use the graphical interface, quad-menus, toolbars, etc. I found it the best of several books I bought to get my feet wet with 3ds max. It really helped with some of the basic lighting and material concepts. While, this book doesn't even begin to touch all the features of 3ds max, it was a great primer and I'm glad I read it.
Great for Beginners!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
This book is perfect for those just getting started in 3ds Max 7. There are a lot of easy to follow screen shots to accompany the text so it is possible to still follow along when you're not in front of your computer. It is written with plenty of step by step explanations of what you are doing and why as well as a great accompanying disk to help with tutorials. It even tackles some of the more difficult aspects of 3d modeling such as composition, the dreaded material editor (it even throws in a side bar about UVW unwrapping) and lighting. It is written with the beginner in mind and does a great job explaining concepts and procedures without insulting your intelligence. It may, however, be a little below intermediate users, it can be a great tool to brush up on fundamentals. I can't recommend this book enough for those looking to get their feet wet in MAX.
Perfect for newbies
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
The book by Till & O'Connell is great for newcomers simply because it doesn't attempt to give you too much information but only what new users might need to learn the basics of max 7. I had never turned on max 7 and within a week I was amazed as to how much I had learned without having any previous experience with 3d softwares. This should be the first book you buy if you are starting from scratch with max 7.
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