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Getting Started: Basic Animation

By Tara Kingston

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- 2 Nov, 2018

Industry

Design Visualization

Subject

Animation

Products

3ds Max

Skill Level

Beginner

Duration

11 min

This tutorial is part of a series called

Getting Started in 3ds Max

Getting Started: Unwrapping and Maps

Getting Started: Animation with Hierarchies

This lesson shows how to animate an object in 3ds Max. You can animate the position and rotation of an objects using Auto Key and Set Key, and edit the animation in the Curve Editor.

Download the Getting Started scene files

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Tara Kingston

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1 Comment

Jamestomk Jamestomk | 1 year ago

why is there no lesson here?

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