3DS Max 2012 released!
3DS Max 2012 has been released and is now available for download from the Autodesk Subscription Center!
Tag: Excalibur
3DS Max 2012 review
New Zealand-based artist Grant Warwick, who recently made a video comparing Max 2011 vs. 2012 viewport performance, has posted a ...
Nitrous – putting together the pieces of a Max core rewrite
Around the year 2000 Autodesk embarked on a rewrite of 3D Studio Max. At the time rumors abounded, but official ...
3DS Max Design 2011 announced, official Max 2011 pages up
Read the details at Ken Pimentel's blog and check out the new 3DS Max 2011 info pages at Autodesk.com. Max ...
Max 2011 Quicksilver GPU-accelerated MetaSL renderer details revealed
Ken Pimentel finally posted on his blog what the Quicksilver hardware renderer is all about.
Max 2011 to bring node-based material editor, compositing features, customizable UI!
(Updated) Videos showing Composite's capabilites can be found at Ken LaRue's blog at the Area. Ken has been working as ...
XBR Data Management
Shane Griffith from Autodesk mentions in his blog that future versions of Max may be able to save files that ...
Max XBR sneak peek videos
(Update) Two new videos posted showing caddies in action (1 - 2). New videos showing upcoming developments for Max have ...
3DS Max Excalibur (XBR) webinar video
Here it is, the whole video. Autodesk has made available a complete recording from one of the 60 minute presentations ...
Excalibur (XBR) webinar
Autodesk will be broadcasting a video with details on their plans for Project Excalibur (XBR) and 3DS Max on January ...
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