ArchViz from Scratch with 3ds Max and Corona Renderer
Course 1: Introduction to 3ds Max: Import and Export Files in 3ds MAX
By Gustavo Correa , Architect
About the video: Import and Export Files in 3ds MAX
Overview
“Throughout this drive you will see how to import files to 3ds Max and what file types can be imported. I’ll also teach you about the difference between merge and import and you’ll see how you can save object selections.
In this video lesson Gustavo Correa addresses the topic: Import and Export Files in 3ds MAX, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 1: Introduction to 3ds Max. Navigate the interface and discover how to arrange the assets you will need to equip your scene.
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson. we will delve into the process of importing and exporting both native and external file within 3DS Max. Since this task is quite common. it's important to understand the techniques involved. Let's explore the distinction between Import and Merge. Start by navigating to the File menu; note that Import is utilized for adding non-native files into 3ds Max. And Merge will allow us to bring in all native 3ds Max files. So what I'm going to do now is click Merge. I'm going to bring in a chair that I already have prepared. Here it's telling us that we will only import .Max files. I...”
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Course summary for: Course 1: Introduction to 3ds Max
Gustavo Correa
By Gustavo Correa
Colombian-born Gustavo Correa is an architect who specializes in ArchViz projects, with over six years of experience in the field. His passion for the visual arts led him to experiment and explore different tools for creating computer graphics and applying them to architectural projects.
Currently, he is a 3D artist for Neoscape, one of the largest ArchViz companies in the world, and the founder of ArmyOne, his own ArchViz related project. Through personal projects, he has been able to materialize some of the ideas he has had for several years and solidified his style as an artist.
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