Animating

Animating Using Bones, The Easy Way To start off with, create five boxes to form toes, the foot, lower leg, upper leg and hip, as shown below: When you have done that link the objects in the following order toe to foot, foot to lower leg, lower leg to upper leg, upper leg to hip.

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This tutorial will teach you how to animate using a very simple technique that does not require bones or paths in 3DS MAX.

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Model and then animate a clocks hand using sliders.

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How to make effect of frozen time (like in The Matrix movie) in 3D Studio Max.

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In this tutorial you will learn how to rig a mechanical leg with and without bones, and how to create a working hydraulic piston including a hose. Key terms include bones, IK, Pivots, Links, and the Look At constraint.

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This is a very simple tutorial describing how to animate a ball or a wheel rolling down an irregular path.

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This is a introduction tutorial on animating Timmy Foo. You can download the model at our Models page. I’ll explain the various controls on Timmy, how to use them. And I will explain a bit about the animation process. After this tutorial you’ll be ready to animate Timmy (I hope).

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Set a background AVI file to your viewport and rendering output. This allows you to add special effects to an already existent video file.

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This tutorial covers the modelling of a complete cartoon character with clothing and animation.

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