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Pete Draper’s “Deconstructing the Elements with 3ds max 6”

by CGP Staff
June 8, 2014
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Deconstructing the Elements with 3ds max 6 is a guide for those with Max experience who want to get more out of the base package. The book features tutorials on how to create realistic earth, air, fire and water effects with 3ds max. Definitely worth a look.

The free DVD-ROM contains 5 hours and 45 minutes of free video
tutorials in which Pete walks you through additional effects while
still maintaining the same quality and format as the tutorials in the
book.

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* Get the most realistic effects from 3ds max 6 without spending more on plugins!

* Learn how to create all the inspirational images, with this unique book and DVD package

* Benefit from the experience of a successful freelance max artist!

Contents:

Foreword by Jason Busby www.3dbuzz.com

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Equipment

About the Author

Introduction:

Why 3ds max?

3ds max 6

Your Level of Experience

You are only as good as your reference material!

Format

Tutorial Structure

The DVD-ROM

The Video Tutorials

The Elements:

FIRE

01 Candle

02 Match

03 Gas Hob

04 Oil fire

05 Flamethrower

06 Tunnel Explosion

07 Fireworks

08 Coals

WATER

09 Glass of Lemonade

10 Calm Seas

11 Stormy Seas

12 Underwater

13 Moving Surface Water

14 Rain

15 Hailstones

16 Snowflakes

17 Lava Lamp

EARTH

18 Volcanic Terrain

19 Lava

20 grass and dirt

21 Grasses

22 Frozen Wastelands

23 Mountain

24 Asteroid

AIR

25 Cigarette Smoke

26 Tornado

27 Volcanic Eruption

28 Pyroclastic Flow

Appendices:

The Next Step and Further Reading

Plug-In Solutions

Tutorial Support

Index

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