Level: Intermediate Recorded in: 3ds Max 2011 Files used: areadownloads.autodesk.com Desciption: This movie introduces the concepts of skinning, mainly deforming geometry based on an internal skeleton. There are different approaches to skinning using the Skin modifier. This first part shows how to do basic envelope editing.
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fast and? simple
This is great! Very fast paced, yet very easy to follow and understand? for beginners. Perfect tutorial.
Great tutorial. You are one of just a few guys who make tutorials and have a “normal” accent I? can easily understand
thnx a lot? for da tuts ! helped a lot !
@3dsMaxHowTos Sup!
Hey look, I’ve that problem, but I’m not usign bones, I’m? using a Biped… I added the skin modifier to my model, I’ve corrected everysingle bone, and still, it didn’t change ANYTHING realted to how it moved before :S
Any ideas?
Have you made any changes to the hotkey map? Go to the Customize menu and choose Customize User Interface. Browse down the list to “Display as See-Through”. It should be assigned to the Alt+X shortcut. If it’s not, select that entry, click in the Hotkey box on the right and press Alt+X. Click the Assign button. It should be ok now.?
Alt + x doesn’t work on my computer.? why???
thanks a lot!?
Load/Save functions are in the “Advanced Parameters” rollout. Not a very intuitive tool unless you’re using the? same object or another object with the same topology.
how to? import a skin?
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