我目å‰åœ¨å¦ä¹ SolidWorks，对3dmaxåªæ˜¯æœ‰ä¸€ç‚¹äº†è§£ã€‚看了您的作å“，我想我该å¦å¦3dmax了。
though i know 3dmax is very good, i am learning solidworks for i am a mechanical engineer at school.saw your great works,i think i should set aside some time for 3dmax.
bharat kumar gupta 2008/05/29
please also share us links[ if could ]where we beginners can ask questions from u,but i know thats not possible,u might be very busy artist????
bharat kumar gupta 2008/05/29
Sir do u plan to work in hollywood animation studio,i sincerely mean that ur work quality very closely matches to the requirements there,and in turn u must be working on projects concerned with film animation,what u say sir???
Sorry for my bad english!!!
Paul 2007/08/28
Ik heb deze reclame nooit gezien, maar hij is wel heel netjes gemaakt.
I have never seen this commercial, but it sure is neat.
chris cook 2007/08/18
hey onno, ive been going through your tutorialsover the past day or so to brush on my max basics, and i have to say i agree with everyone on here wehn they sayyou are a god, tutorials are in depth and easy to follow. very good
anyway to my real reason for posting this comment... are your video files embedded?if so what is the average file size and how come they run so smoothly and yet you loose no qulaity...thank you again for all your wonderful work.
Admin Edit: They're Quicktimes... does that count as embedded? :)
Average size is like 5-8 MB I think, even for the 30-second ones. Very small.
David 2007/02/21
I like the vegetables
Donildo 2007/02/08
Man, was beauty!
I dont speak english. I am from Brazil.
I am studying alone 3D Max. it would like to receive animation clues.
nguyenthang 2007/01/19
thich 3d
lee 2007/01/03
hi my name is lee
i can just Deutsch no Englisch.
i want, how can i display rendering animation with 3d-max.
ex(start-pause-stop.)
thank
you are good very good.
pete 2006/12/22
coolest appliance commercials ever!
awesome brazil brushed steel material...any hints?
Tumelo 2006/12/21
You are the greatest!
Ramon 2006/12/10
Love stills and the animation. Question: How did you do the appearing animation.? Ex: IN the vaccum as the seconds past the vaccum starts building itself. I hope I made my self clear.
*Edit: 95% of all animations like that, were done using an animated 'Slice' modifier. Some were done using animated booleans. All very basic and easy to do, but the result is very nice, I have to agree. :)
Comments
2009/06/13
though i know 3dmax is very good, i am learning solidworks for i am a mechanical engineer at school.saw your great works,i think i should set aside some time for 3dmax.
2008/05/29
2008/05/29
Sorry for my bad english!!!
2007/08/28
I have never seen this commercial, but it sure is neat.
2007/08/18
anyway to my real reason for posting this comment... are your video files embedded?if so what is the average file size and how come they run so smoothly and yet you loose no qulaity...thank you again for all your wonderful work.
Admin Edit: They're Quicktimes... does that count as embedded? :)
Average size is like 5-8 MB I think, even for the 30-second ones. Very small.
2007/02/21
2007/02/08
I dont speak english. I am from Brazil.
I am studying alone 3D Max. it would like to receive animation clues.
2007/01/19
2007/01/03
i can just Deutsch no Englisch.
i want, how can i display rendering animation with 3d-max.
ex(start-pause-stop.)
thank
you are good very good.
2006/12/22
awesome brazil brushed steel material...any hints?
2006/12/21
2006/12/10
*Edit: 95% of all animations like that, were done using an animated 'Slice' modifier. Some were done using animated booleans. All very basic and easy to do, but the result is very nice, I have to agree. :)