Hammock
max | fbx | 3D Models | 221 MB
Number of polygons in a model without meshSmooth in a hammock ~ 500,000 polys 3d max 2014, FBX_2009 Nastroyki_multiskattera file: -Steki left unfolded. Push modifier will allow to regulate the thickness of the binding, as well as the magnitude displace material in the hammock, -B models after imorta FBX in 3d max, add modifier Meshsmooth Enjoy your “furry” renderings! 🙂
Architectural Animation Planning with 3ds, Max, and Vray
English | 41m | Video: 720p | 774 MB
This course is different than any 3Ds Max & VRay courses out there
Round Market Shelf 3d Model
MAX | FBX | OBJ | 3D Models | 234 MB
Round Market Shelf 3d Model
shoots of papyrus in a glass vase
max | fbx | 3D Models | 139 MB
The shoots of papyrus in a glass vase. Fairly large in size (as in nature), but you can request them by otmashtabirovat) The archive: 2013 Vray + Corona + FBX (Vray / Corona) Enjoy using!
Phoenix FD Beginner Course
English | Video: 1080p | Project files | 2 GB
This course will cover all of the aspects of Phoenix FD for 3ds Max for a beginner user. We will review all the settings inside of phoenix, the phoenix helpers and some pro tips during this course. We will walk through the sub menus in detail and provide production level examples during these lessons. This course will get you comfortable with using Phoenix FD on a production level. We’ll cover the basics and tips of the entire fire / smoke simulator. Phoenix FD is an amazing fluids software that provides an innovative and intuitive experience when creating fluid dynamics. After this course you will better understand how the fire / smoke simulator works on various levels of production. These videos will walk you through in depth, step by step workflows for creating some beginner level effects and Vray rendering techniques.
ThinkBox Krakatoa MX V.2.7.0 For 3Ds MAX 2013-2018
max | plugins | 47 MB
An easy to use Particle Simulator for 3ds Max designed to simplify and accelerate the creation of high volume particle clouds driven by Velocity Fields (originally available as Stoke MX 1.0). Supported Velocity Field sources include FumeFX simulations and Stoke Velocity Fields, other particle animations fromParticle Flow, Thinking Particles or external particle file sequences in PRT or RealFlow BIN formats, 3ds Max Force SpaceWarps etc.
RACK INDUSTRIAL IRON
max | fbx | 3D Models | 95 MB
This model: RACK INDUSTRIAL IRON
Kitchen sink Schock Quadro 60 Plus
fbx | obj | 3D Models | 2.75 MB
Source: Schock.ru Kitchen sink: Schock Quadro 60 PLUS Material: Schock Cristalite + Kitchen base: 600 cm Type of installation: under the sink Dimension: 550×430 mm
Drone phantom with gopro
max | obj | 3D Models | 32 MB
Drone phantom ready to fly aerial filming multirotor system with gopro mount, mainly intended for aerial cinematography and photography applications .
Building Structures Using Profiles and Components in SketchUp
Video: 720p | Duration: 2h 26m | Language: English | 940 MB
In this series of SketchUp tutorials, we’ll take a step-by-step approach to creating a steel structural model. We’ll work from the ground up and start with grids and foundations. From there we’ll work with structural profiles located in your 3D warehouse. We’ll learn how to organize building elements into layers as well as color-coded components. Once columns, beams, and joists are in place, we’ll create our own custom, open-web joist component that we’ll use to support the roof. By the end of this SketchUp training, you’ll understand the importance of working with layers, colors, and components when it comes to modeling. You’ll also learn how to create your own custom structural elements that may not exist in your library or 3D warehouse, making you much less dependent on components from third parties or the web. Software required: SketchUp.
