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[pixeldark]

Hi, i'm new using 3D Studio MAX, i need to build a scene of a room with furnitures, lamps, paint frames, tables, etc... to build a website. I installed the software and i saw awesome example pics from room renders like the one i need. I started to build a room by myself, but the problem are the lights... yes those great lights. I don't have any kind of plugin like final render, etc.. so i have to do only with the program itself (what a mess ) but i don't know how to make it. I need to make a room animation for my website with cameras, etc... i know that making an animation of 1 minute could take a month maybe with this kind of technic, but i'll take the chance

Any help?
please help me, i only want to learn

Edited by pixeldark, 18 January 2006 - 04:49 PM.

[pixeldark]

here is one picture for example

http://cursos.arq.com.mx/3D_Studio_MAX_7_p...ismo/index.html

[HouHou]

That really depends on your time scale mate. I suggest looking at some free tutorials before you post help questions for various objects from thats scene. That way we can focus on helping you in a more sensible and realistic manner rather than simply telling you how to use 3dsm7, as i doubt you would be able to follow any of it.

[pixeldark]

HouHou, on Jan 20 2006, 08:29 AM, said:

That really depends on your time scale mate. I suggest looking at some free tutorials before you post help questions for various objects from thats scene. That way we can focus on helping you in a more sensible and realistic manner rather than simply telling you how to use 3dsm7, as i doubt you would be able to follow any of it.

Ok, i understand (i think ) i need help on how put the lights, so i can reach that awesome render, the lights passing though the windows and illuminating the room, and also making those light prints (i don't know if the word is correct) over the floor.

Maybe my question should be, i need a step by step tutorial on using illumination to achieve that kind of render (the example one, of course)

p.s sorry for my bad english.