3d Studio Max Animation

playing with a few modifiers in 3d studio max

Category:

Film & Animation

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• 3d
• studio
• max
• animation
• form
• wasser

[elrobbo6]

um, hate to burst your bubbles but there is no reason to even put that on youtube unless your asking how to make it better. Your shadows need to be much softer as the light would travel right through the material. It looks like you need to change the size of your shadows so that they are not so grainy. Also, when using the melt modifier you should never completely flatten your object as I hope you can see why when it turns to a gray mess of broken geometry.

[katzingerc2]

@elrobbo6

thanks for your comment!

You are right - the animation is not perfect and there are a lot of things to optimize.

But this one was one of my first 3D-animations and I just wanted to show the world what I've made ;-)

[cffpromo]

@katzingerc2

Who cares about the shadows, the textures.

This is more than most can do, so hats off to you.

Keep them coming, so we can watch you progress in the world of 3D Magic.

[katzingerc2]

@cffpromo

thx, man

[ZiegHolloway]

awesome. very good job, how long have you had 3d studio max

[katzingerc2]

@ZiegHolloway

thx! i was working with 3ds max for about 1 year before making this.

[MJBrEEzY93]

TEACH ME!!!!

[JamieLOLIFICATION]

@elrobbo6 i would hate to burst his bubble to, because its FUCKING CHUCK NORRIS WORTHY

[fuzz25ify]

JELLO MOD!

[05bottle]

Въебал бы еще каустику для полного счастья!

[joaomspereira18]

w00t?

[LostKingJester]

the only thing i have to say about it is the melt modifier, its to flat in the end but besides its well done

[danewheeler]

@elrobbo6 I do not say this to be rude but that consideration for others hard work is important to motivate and eventually (hopefully) lead to greater work. However, I do understand that in industries you will need to get used to harsh criticism but as someone outside of the various industries it is always good to attempt to inspire better skills than just point out the bad in some areas.

[danewheeler]

@elrobbo6 As an avid user of Max I can say that learning the material editor enough to create this type of material and also learning some basics about animation takes a whole lot longer than ten minutes. Also, as a teacher you will know that learning for different people has so many variances that it is just rude to rip on someone who has only been playing with it for a year. This kind of behavior is de-motivating and not even suited for children.

[cladstriff2]

Excellent animation, except maybe the speed that is in my opinion quite too fast :)

[10chadjordan01]

@elrobbo6 Actually, this site is called YOUTube for a reason. I think this is an excellent animation and frankly I enjoyed seeing it. Lots of other users upload videos and animations of their work to merely share it with the world, that's what people do on youtube. I'm an animator and also share my work with people. It's not just about wanting feedback and critiquing, it's also demonstrating your abilities and what you've done. Some people enjoy that.

[elrobbo6]

@scampynoXD I'm sure you did, which is sad. Also, I was not complaining I was merely informing. If you downloaded Max you would be able to do this too in about 10 min. plus render time. I help teach this program to people. Just giving him some pointers.