Hot Softwares: Autodesk 3DS MAX 2010 32bit

Autodesk 3DS MAX 2010 32bit

Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2010 software for 3D visualization offers new and enhanced features to communicate and validate design intent with impact. With 3ds Max Design, architects, designers, engineers, and design visualization specialists will find the toolsets they need to take their design ideas from concept to final, fully animated photorealistic rendering.

Detailed Features

3ds Max Design User Interface
Maximize your productivity.

* Gain unmatched productivity through a combination of performance and workflow features, including a fast, high-quality viewport environment, schematic view, multiple coordinate systems, interactive axis constraints, customizable menus and buttons, viewport grips/manipulators, and modeless keyboard entry. Achieve efficiency through streamlined workflows, custom hotkeys, and cross-application navigation tools like ViewCube™ and SteeringWheels® functionalities.
* Use the unique modifier stack for a visual, parametric workflow; any change made in the modifier stack is automatically propagated to the end result. Work nonlinearly on a completed high-resolution character model; revert to the original low-resolution geometry at the bottom of the stack and add details, such as buttons on a shirt or tweaks to the nose. Those changes pass through finishing modifiers...

Data and Scene Management
Boost productivity and workflow flexibility with external and internal data and scene management features.

* Facilitate the use and transfer of 3ds Max Design data among file iterations, users, and locations with file-management utilities, including project folders, relative paths, repathing tools, asset tracking, Containers, increment on save, auto-backup, resource collector, dynamic texture reloading, and log files.
* Use the Scene Explorer Panel to sort, filter, and search a scene by any object type or property (including metadata) with stackable filtering, sorting, and searching criteria. Save and store multiple explorer instances and link, unlink, rename, hide, freeze, and delete objects regardless of the objects currently selected in the scene. Configure columns to display and edit any object property—a feature that can be extended using MAXScript.

Modeling
Create parametric shapes and objects to begin modeling quickly.

* The vast selection of ready-to-use geometry includes standard and extended primitives, 2D shapes, and architectural elements, such as doors, windows, and stairs.
* Create compound objects with the Scatter, Connect, Booleans, ShapeMerge, Morph, BlobMesh, Terrain, and Loft operations.

Polygon Modeling and Texturing

Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2010 takes its renowned polygon modeling functionality to a higher level. With at least 100 new tools for freeform design and advanced polygonal modeling, the Graphite modeling toolkit facilitates creativity and artistic freedom, and is displayed in a central location so it’s easier to find the right tool for the job. Customize the tool display or hide the command panel and model in Expert Mode.

Spline/Extended Spline Modeling

* Precise spline-based curve and surface construction tools include loft, one- and two-rail sweep, beveling, extrude, filet, cap, offset, lathe, ruled, mirror, and multisided blend.
* Attach, detach, align, stitch together, extend, fillet, or rebuild surfaces with a high degree of control over parameterization and continuity...

Multiple Rendering

Use multiple renderers?tightly integrated through a consistent rendering interface?to create scene in your design visualization project.

3ds Max Design Production Renderer

* Fast scanline rendering enables efficient, production-quality software renders.
* Raytrace materials and maps provide realistic reflections and refractions.
* Effects include depth of field, motion blur, film grain, hair, and fur, and lens-based effects...

Size : 718 Mb (7x100+18)

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