[bogyvet]

Part 1
3ds Max 9 Essential Training


Table of contents

Introduction
Welcome 1:23 1.2 MB
Using the exercise files 1:05 1.1 MB

1. Getting Started
Overview of the standard 3ds Max workflow 5:45 10.5 MB
Reference materials and observation 2:41 3.5 MB
The importance of your demo reel 1:48 2.3 MB

2. Interface Essentials
Understanding the interface 6:59 12.4 MB
Seeing through viewports 8:06 14.7 MB
Customizing your interface 6:54 10.9 MB
Really complex right-clicking 5:41 8.5 MB
Preferences and customization 5:44 9.1 MB

3. Navigating Max
You gotta get a wheel mouse 6:09 10.8 MB
Highlights of the Navigation tools 11:18 17.3 MB
The Transform Gizmo (yes, “gizmo”) 5:13 9.5 MB
Max's coordinate systems 6:02 11.6 MB
Selecting 7:59 14.2 MB
Freezing and hiding 5:38 9.9 MB

4. It's Time to Make Stuff!
Creating basic objects 15:59 29.4 MB
Sub-Object level 7:37 14 MB
Creating with Shapes 10:54 19.8 MB
3D text party time 7:42 14.2 MB
Making a 3D logo with Adobe Illustrator files 4:18 6.7 MB
Creating compound objects 10:08 19.4 MB
Architectural modeling 101 9:17 16.9 MB
Using the Array tool 8:12 13.5 MB

5. Fiddling with the Stuff We Made
Using the three basic transforms 6:53 12.5 MB
Understanding modifiers 15:04 27.4 MB
Edit Mesh basics 18:10 34.3 MB
Box modeling 10:51 19.4 MB
Tricks with edges 5:43 11.3 MB
Using MeshSmooth and TurboSmooth 5:49 10.9 MB
Grouping essentials 6:39 12.1 MB
Cloning essentials 6:32 11.9 MB

6. Making Great Materials
Materials Editor basics 5:41 9.1 MB
Basic material parameters 9:33 18.1 MB
Adding a basic map 5:29 10.3 MB
Bump mapping 5:43 10.6 MB
The importance of Photoshop 1:49 2.6 MB
Specularity 4:37 7.6 MB
Opacity mapping 4:18 7.9 MB
Reflection/refraction 9:58 18.6 MB
Raytrace maps 6:32 11.7 MB
Other types of maps 14:23 26.5 MB
Other types of materials 7:00 10.7 MB
Free good materials! 4:27 8.3 MB

7. Applying Those Great Materials
UVW mapping 8:02 15.2 MB
Multi/Sub-Object materials 7:06 13.1 MB
Unwrap UVW 10:19 19.1 MB

8. The Basic Principles of Animation
Intro to the principles 2:17 1.4 MB
Squash and stretch 2:15 4.5 MB
Exaggeration 1:43 3.4 MB
Anticipation 2:15 4.5 MB
Follow-through 1:34 3.1 MB
Weight 2:36 4 MB

9. Intro to 3ds Max Animation
Intro to keyframe animation 2:50 4.6 MB
Animating in Max 6:46 13 MB
Adjusting pivot points 2:10 3.9 MB
Adjusting keyframes 2:08 3.9 MB
Animate almost anything! 4:04 7.6 MB
Trajectories 4:45 8.4 MB
Introduction to more advanced animation 6:39 12.7 MB

10. An Overview of Rigging
What is rigging? 4:24 8.3 MB
Using bones 4:56 8.5 MB
Parenting and inverse kinematics 5:48 10.9 MB
Animating a werewolf 3:01 5.7 MB

11. Character Studio Overview
Bipeds: Creating, altering, and animating 8:27 16.3 MB
Using motion capture files 3:57 6.5 MB
Linking Mesh to Biped 6:26 10.9 MB

12. The Oft-Overlooked Power of Lights
The difference lights make 5:58 5.3 MB
Types of lights 6:55 13 MB
Three-point lighting 5:51 10.9 MB
Light parameters 11:04 20.4 MB
Shadows 8:13 15.4 MB

13. Camera Basics
Introduction to cameras 3:23 2.8 MB
Creating cameras from View 2:56 5.7 MB
Types of cameras 2:25 4.4 MB
The importance of lens size 4:30 8.4 MB
Depth of field 4:08 7.5 MB
Camera navigation and animation 7:30 14.1 MB

14. The Power of Rendering
Introduction to rendering 2:39 2.4 MB
Default scanline rendering controls 7:01 12 MB
Adjusting the rendering environment 4:27 7.2 MB
Rendering parts of your scene 3:27 6.4 MB
Introducing mental ray 3.5 5:19 9.5 MB

15. Intermediate Max Sampler
Video Post 4:03 6.8 MB
Particles and atmospherics 7:29 14 MB
Reactor 4:45 8.3 MB
Animation controllers 2:41 5.1 MB
Animation curves and the Dope Sheet 4:32 8.4 MB
Active shade 1:57 3.5 MB
Hair, fur, and cloth 3:49 7.1 MB
Global illumination=magic 2:37 4.2 MB
Space warps 3:31 6.2 MB
Render UVW template 2:06 3.9 MB



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[jokerfear]

how in the world do you use this
what file extension were they supposed to be?a specific program I need?

[Gandolph13]

You need to use a program like Winrar to extract the files. When you click on the first file, it comes up with the options to extract the files, and you just extract them to where ever you like, such as desktop.
Once files are extracted (you only need to do this with the 1st file) you may need to mount the image with Daemon tools or an equivalent program, and then install the program or, burn it to a DVD.

Some new information

Once you have extracted the files, you will find files with numerical extensions, .001, .002, right up to .009
You will now need another program such as "HJ split"
Open HJ split, and click on join.
If you look at the top box, it asks for Input File.
Double click on the extracted file named L-03--09.001, and click on join.
You then should end up with a file which you can mount and burn. Unfortunately, you don't.
You end up with a file called "L-3D--09"
You now need to extract this file again using Winrar, Then extract the files following with Winrar.
You will then get another set of files with .00, .001, etc extensions.
Extract these files one final time (finally), and you end up with an .ISO extension.
Now you can finally mount this file with Daemon tools.
Sorry folks, but this has become rather involved and complex, And I thought I would help a newcomer with what should be simple advice.

Daemon tools is a virtual drive, which means it's just like a DVD drive, without physically having one, and if you tell it to mount an image, and then select where you extracted the image to, it will search for any files of the extension format which can be mounted.
If you still don't understand this, there are some threads in the help section, as this question gets asked many times by newcomers.
If you still have problems, PM me and I will endeavor to help you.
Good luck.
I myself struggled with this task when I first started downloading, but it very soon becomes second nature.

Thanks to the uploader, this is an awesome share, Even though it was rather complex to finally get to the program.

[jokerfear]

OFCOURSE HJ SPLIT!!!
thanks but now i gotta redownload them XD