How to create a Camera
To create a Camera
Step 1
If you wish to create a Camera, first, you need to create a sphere. Next, click the camera and select the target.
Step 2
Then, drag to the view port.
Step 3
Later, you need to press C to change to the camera view port.
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To create a Damper
Step 1
To create a Damper, first, you need to click the Damper button from the Object Type.
Step 2
Next, you need to drag into the scene.
To create a spring
Step 1
To create a spring, first, select the Dynamics Object option.
Step 2
Then, click the Spring button.
Step 3
After that, just drag it into the scene.
To use expert mode
Step 1
This option provides larger viewports for those who familiar enough with 3D Studio MAX to operate it by using the keyboard shortcuts. First, you need to choose View > Expert Mode
Step 2
Then, you will see that the viewport will change.
To Render output a picture
Step 1
To render output a picture, first click the render scene button as marked below.
Step 2
Then click the Files option to enter the file name.
Step 3
After that, select the folders where you want the put picture and then click Ok.
Step 4
Later, click the Save button then the picture will be created.
To view background image
Step 1
You can assign different background images to different viewports. What you need to do first is to choose Views > View port Background.
Step 2
Then click the Files option to choose the image.
Step 3
Next, you could see that the viewport appears with the background image.
To create an animation
Step 1
To create an animation, first you need to create a sphere and then click the Animate button and key in 100.
Step 2
Later, select the sphere and drag to anywhere and after that, click the Animate button one more time to disable the animate.
Step 3
Now, the playback of the movie will show that the sphere is moving following the path you move.
To use Parray
Step 1
To use the Parray, first create a sphere. Next, you need to click the PArray and drag to define it.
Step 2
Later, click the Pick Object then pick the sphere.
Step 3
Now, you need to change the following values;
Step 4
After that, you can play the animation control to see the result.
To use Pcloud
Step 1
To use Pcloud, first you need to create a sphere and then click the Pcloud and drag to define it.
Step 2
Later, click the Pick Object then pick the sphere.
Step 3
Next, you need to change the following values;
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Step 4
Next, play the animation control and you will see the sphere come out with many small spheres.
To use super spray
Step 1
To use the super spray, first, click the Super Spray button.
Step 2
Next, you need to type in the value as shown below.
Step 3
After that, you need to drag and define the super spray and type 60 to the Animation button to see the animation. Use the quick render to see the result.
To create snow
Step 1
Snow simulates falling snow or confetti. The snow system is similar to spray -- there are additional parameters to generate tumbling snowflakes, and different rendering options.
The first thing you need to do is to click the Snow button.
Step 2
Next, you need to set the following
Step 3
Next, key in 50 to animation playback control.
Step 4
After that, select the perspective viewport and click the quick render to view the snow.
To create spray
Step 1
Spray simulates water drops such as rain, a fountain, the rain from a garden hose, and so on. If you would like to create spray, first, click the geometry and select the Particle System option.
Step 2
Then click the Spray option.
Step 3
Next, you need to set the following
After that, you need to drag to define the spray.
Step 4
Then, you need to key in 50 to animation playback control.
Step 5
Later, select the perspective viewport and click the quick render to view the spray.
To create Loft
Step 1
Loft objects are two-dimensional shapes extruded along a third axis. You can create loft objects by creating two or more spine objects. One of these splines will be the path and the rest of the splines are the cross sections of your object, which are called shapes. First create a helix and a circle as shown by the picture below.
Step 2
Next, you need to choose geometry and select Loft object.
Step 3
Next, click the Get Shape button to pick the circle.
Step 4
Then you could see that the helix has been lofted.
To create Bomb
Step 1
The Bomb will explode the objects into their individual faces. What you need to do first is to create a sphere with segments 35.
Step 2
After that, click the space warps, select Geometric/ Deformable and click the Bomb button.
Step 3
Now, you have to click to come back to the viewport.
Step 4
Later, click bind to space warp as marked by the picture below.
Step 5
Finally, drag from the sphere to bomb and you can playback the animation.
