I want to share my workflow on how to make a waterfall with 3DS Max particle system.

This is the last part to Tony Kaap's Rubik's Cube tutorial - area of focus will be animating.

This is the third part to Tony Kaap's Rubik's Cube tutorial - area of focus will be rigging.

After I posted my Rubik's Cube riggin tutorial, the question came up about how to texture it so that each face of the main cube shared a single texture node in Maya. That's straightforward enough, so I've written up notes on how to get that to work, as well.

A basic introduction to polygon modelling in order to build a Rubik's Cube. I'll eventually extend this to include how to make it "move" properly, which is not a simple task, since the blocks keep changing their local axes.

Alex Roman describes the steps involved for creating his hyper-realistic architectural visualization work, the "Auditorium".

The first in a series of human face modeling video tutorials - this part is modeling the mouth in 3ds Max, by Eugene Mishibinijima.