That's my best advice at this stage. The tutorials that come with max are pretty damn good as is the help file so make sure you put it to good use. If you have any specific questions makes sure to ask though.http://www.3dprevis.com
Steve Martin has 3555 participation points. Last seen 20 hours, 53 minutes ago.
Yeah the max tutorials are very good. They will get you modelling and rendering to begin with, and if theres anything else you need to know we can help too.
Thanks. I see that someone was at least able to move a topic to the help and advise area. About the renderer - I have no freakin' clue. I just push render. Any advise is accepted. Thanks moses.
Yeah, just learn the default renderer for now. It's fine to start with but as you get better you're probably going to want more features such as GI, caustics, glossy reflections etc. Then it'll be time to learn about a more advanced renderer. We suggest Vray http://www.3dprevis.com
Steve Martin has 3555 participation points. Last seen 20 hours, 53 minutes ago.
i search the words(sometimes synonims is needed) i am looking for and there are many results ...is bad that they dont have begginer, intermediate and advanced categories
good luck