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4/27/2015- Choosing a workspace
- Creating templates
- Importing and exporting models
- Mesh smoothing with OpenSubdiv
- Creating a physical camera
- Rendering Bokeh and motion blur effects
- Using the Camera Sequencer
- Working with state sets
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Voiceover] Welcome to 3ds Max 2016 New Features. I'm Aaron F. Ross. In this release of Autodesk 3d modeling and animation software, we see enhancements in usability, inter-operability with other programs, and particularly in cinematography. With the physical camera we can easily simulate the optical properties of any real world camera including exposure, depth of field and motion blur, and even tilt shift perspective correction.
The camera sequencer is like a virtual TV studio where we can cut between cameras. For each shot in the sequence we have independent control over scene lighting and materials. These exciting new tools and more await us in 3ds Max 2016 New Features.
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with Aaron F. Ross3h 6m Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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Using the exercise files2m 20s
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1. Interface and Templates
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Choosing a workspace2m 13s
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Choosing a startup template3m 45s
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Creating templates6m 22s
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Selection/preview highlights3m 23s
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2. Modeling
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Importing Alembic data2m 15s
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Exporting Alembic data2m 22s
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3. Physical Camera
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Creating a physical camera3m 44s
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Setting manual exposure5m 33s
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Rendering motion blur5m 23s
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4. Camera Sequencer
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Understanding state sets4m 47s
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Using the Camera Sequencer5m 41s
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Recording changes to states2m 14s
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Rendering a sequence5m 16s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye1m 20s
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