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As the very extensively used 3D animation software in the globe, 3ds Max 9 is competent of creating dazzling visual effects for a wide variety of needs. It can be used to generate effects for the whole lot from video games and feature films to 3d architectural renderings, walkthroughs and mechanical designs. Within 3ds Max 2009 Essential Training, instructor Steve Nelle provides a methodical beginning to the principles of 3D modeling, while also giving out realistic techniques that experienced users can relate to their own workflows. Steve establishes the values and best practices of the 3D production process, introduces the 3ds Max 9 interface, and explores modeling in detail. He also demonstrates how to create and transform primitive objects, use precise modeling techniques, work at the sub-object level, and apply a variety of modifiers in 3ds Max 9. Example files accompany the course at every instant in the 3ds Max 9 tutorial. For more on this wonderful 3ds Max tutorial, go to Lynda.com

This free 3ds max Vray tutorial explains you in detail the method of studio lighting.
For the rendering Vray 1.5rc3, the latest version of the program has been used.
This celebrated chair called “Corbusier” was modeled in 3ds max 9.
With the familiarity of this 3d tutorial you will be able to present your models
in a more motivated way than before.. and in particular helpful for guys into 3d architectural visualization. This free 3d tutorial is available at cg-india.com.

Vismasters have released an awesome new landscaping product, HQ Plants Vol.1. This 3d collection contains 115 excellent quality 3d plant and 3d tree models in the 3ds max 9 format. All these 3d models have materials, textures and light all setup up for Vray. The textures in these 3d tree and plant models are both in Vray materials and standard materials which makes the 3d models to be used with ease in 3d renderings and animations. Also included are Vray proxies for every 3d model. To learn more on the Vray tree library, go here