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Uploaded by on Aug 20, 2006

It only takes seconds in 3DS Max.

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  • efeeryilmaz, I am not sure what you mean; are you talking about moving the camera left or right? The camera has its own animation properties which are controlled by animation curves. Send me a message with details or a video preview. When rendering, expect to render, tweak, render, tweak, render and tweak again until you get it 'perfect'. This animation here I did very quickly, but there is a lot of work that should have been done to it.

  • @photius2 efeeryilmaz, I am not sure what you mean; are you talking about moving the camera left or right? The camera has its own animation properties which are controlled by animation curves. Send me a message with details or a video preview. When rendering, expect to render, tweak, render, tweak, render and tweak again until you get it 'perfect'. This animation here I did very quickly, but there is a lot of work that should have been done to it.

  • So, I was fooling around with physics in 3dsmax. I set it up and rendered it on my father-in-laws computer, which has since been replaced. Set-up and render in under an hour. Upload to U2b and done. I was not a good student and the source file has long been lost. And if I had to start from scratch, I would make something different. Lately I haven't been modelling (well, a bit). Mostly I've been coding, and regrettably not very much of that. Thanks for your comments: I'll have to get back to it.

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  • I have 3DS max and I have no idea how to do that

  • why is everyone so worried about gravity? maybe the efficiency of the balls/environment is 100% :)

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  • @pescarlerik

    did you need tutorial?

  • @harunlisiclisko

    Well ofc, but what settings on each object do I need? Because with orginial rigid body setting a sphere will not bounce if hit the ground, It will just roll away horozontially

  • @pescarlerik

    you need to use rigid body collection

  • How do you get the balls to bounce? Which settings in properties are neddable?

  • hey my problem how i can render my animation better i see with preview only

    and if you know with toy car in preview window how can i go left or right thanks

  • please tell us the detail of this movei

  • good.. but balls bounce too much... isn't it?

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