1. ANIMATIONS

2. max remembers… state of model at different points in time

3. Chapter 1 Animation Tools 2010 Interface

4. example #1: camera position

5. example #2: door position

6. example #3: lighting

7. Chapter 1 the “Record” button

8. record everything you do 1.Click AutoKey [so it’s red] 2.Move the time slider 3.Make adjustments [as needed: move time slider again, make adjustments again] 4.Click AutoKey [so it’s NOT red] 5.Preview by dragging slide 6.[grab viewport] 7.[render]

9. Chapter 1 Other Options for Previewing your Motion The Time Controls Time configuration button

10. Chapter 1 Creating a Preview Animation through Tools>Grab Viewport…

11. test render draft settings

12. render setup

13. save as AVI file

14. Chapter 1 Increasing the Number of Frames in an AnimationSegment

16. if you do another version… remember to save as a different file name, or the old one will get over- written

17. Chapter 1 Using Scene States Saves all the lighting settings, such as dimming, but can also save camera changes, and materials (remember: mr Physical Sky is a material)

18. RENDERED RCPS

19. styles evenly shaded shaded with gradients rendered (hand or electronic) gray scale only colors up-view axonometric

20. Chapter 1

26. techniques export HIGH RESOLUTION image from Revit photoshop selected areas render 3d view in Revit – section box cropping – use Sun instead of electronic lighting – works for plan too render in 3ds Max – better for electronic lighting

27. RENDERED FLOOR PLANS

28. styles colored materials only sun shadows electric lighting axonometric

35. techniques render 3d view in Revit – section box cropping – Top view – use Sun instead of electronic lighting render in 3ds Max – better for electronic lighting iRender – better for cropped and unusual views – slow for larger images (>2000pixels)

36. EVEN RENDERED DETAILS!