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== Tutorials == | == Tutorials == | ||
* [[Flexes_with_3DS_Max|Making flexes using 3ds Max]] by Cannonfodder commented by Snotball | * [[Flexes_with_3DS_Max|Making flexes using 3ds Max]] by Cannonfodder commented by Snotball | ||
* [[Creating_Flex_VTA_files_with_3D_Studio_Max|Creating Flex VTA files with 3D Studio Max]] using Wunderboy's VTA exporter. | * [[Creating_Flex_VTA_files_with_3D_Studio_Max|Creating Flex VTA files with 3D Studio Max]] using Wunderboy's VTA exporter. | ||
Revision as of 08:38, 28 June 2009
One of the most popular modeling programs in game design, it is a very powerful toolbox. Discreet, a division of Autodesk, makes this program along with several others for creative professionals, in not only the entertainment software industry, but for motion pictures, visualization, architecture, and many other professions. 3ds Max comes with several options for modeling solids, including polygonal modeling, NURBS modeling, and patch modeling.
GMax, a free version of this program specifically designed for modding games has been discontinued.
Tutorials
- Making flexes using 3ds Max by Cannonfodder commented by Snotball
- Creating Flex VTA files with 3D Studio Max using Wunderboy's VTA exporter.
Plugins
- .smd Exporter and Importer by Cannonfodder
- 3DS Max 9/2008/2009/2010 SMD exporter
- 3DS Max 9/2008/2009/2010 SMD importer
- 3DS Max 9/2008/2009/2010 VTA exporter
- 3DSMax VTF plugin
- Game Level Builder .map Exporter by Maple3D
- Note: This plugin has been retired by the developer. An older version is still available on the developer's site.