3ds Max & VIZ for Architects

Module 1 - Starting

This first module contains 70 high resolution videos running 2.9 hours overall. I explain each concept and technique using 3ds Max 8 and/or VIZ 2007, which are essentially the same program (VIZ is a streamlined version of Max). The videos are captured right off my screen and you can hear my audio commentary.

You'll learn about the user interface and how to customize it, setting units properly, saving a prototype, creating and transforming objects, how to manage, display, and navigate within viewports, how to select like a pro, manage layers, control object display, and how to use grid, snap, and autosnap productively.

Due to the subject matter, this module focuses more on essential concepts, rather than on tutorials that have you building things--you'll work on projects in later modules once you have solid foundation skills.

Click here to view Module 1's video table of contents.

The installation process is simple - download and run a small install program (175 KB) and it will pull down and install all the videos for you. The videos are launched through a compact interface that lets you keep track of where you are in the module. It's easy and you can get started today.

Module 1 contains two free texture mapped furniture models from my 3D model collection.

System Requirements
Windows, 3ds Max or VIZ, 281 MB disc space, sound card, speakers, minimum graphics resolution of 1024x768 (higher recommended), and free Quicktime player.

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Module 1: Starting
2.8 hours (267 MB)
 
USD$24.95
Module 2: Basic Modeling
4.2 hours (520 MB)
 
USD$34.95
Module 3: Advanced Modeling
8.8 hours (765 MB)
 
USD$64.95
Module 4: Texturing
7.0 hours (710 MB)
 
USD$49.95
Module 5: Rendering
6.9 hours (895 MB)
 
USD$49.95
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Copyright 2007 Scott Onstott