how can  i will be professional in 3d max design?
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Before spending big bucks on a professional course, there are a ton of free tutorials online.\n\nSome of the best ones are from 3DBuzz, they are all professionally done video tutorials and most are free.\n\nHere is the site URL: http://www.3dbuzz.com/vbforum/sv_dl_index.php
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I do not think there are easier programs that others concerning graphics and 3D design, as long as you familiarize with one. For low quality graphics and 3D design search www.downloads.com . For professional grapchics and 3D check out www.autodesk.com for 3D Studio Max 8.\nBy the way...the last costs about 3000$+ so, try to test it first by downloading the evaluation copy. Then you can either BUY it (oh my god...) or download it from other sources.
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The answers given above are both good. \n\nYou should note that there are many ways to work in the field. If you want to be a licensed architect, you will need a four year degree and pass a state examination. This will allow you to sign off as an architect on drawings. Many firms allow drafters and junior designers to do extensive design work, which is then checked and signed off on by licensed architects. Pay scales then reflect liability.  \n\nIf you do an associates program in drafting, try and take a few extra courses on construction management, building materials, welding, inspections, and/or surveying. The more experience you have in the building field, the better off you'll be.  Working for a contractor is great experience too. Make sure you've gotten your hands dirty (just make sure you wash 'em off before you interview).\n\nYou should also look into the market around your area.  Has your city been growing significantly? Check craigslist for current openings. Riding in on a building boom tends to help.\n\nGood luck
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college/nightschool is the best option \n\nor u could just go buy autocad and practice
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www.3d-palace.com has the largest collection of FREE video tutorials for 3d studio max. i'm actually a moderator there so i can easily say that heading there will definately enhance your 3d skill level. the active forum there will also be of great benifet to you\n\neagle4
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i wanna be an architect..
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OK - there are many ways to go about his.  There are prebuilt kits that you can buy (see links below) or you can do it yourself.\n\nIt really helps if you live in a cold environment :-)\n\nAs a kid, I use to pile up snow to act as a barrior and let the garden hose run water into the circle that I made.  It is best to only put small amounts of water in at a time to allow the water to freeze.\n\nNow, if you want a more professional building.  You need to have a large building (or sized for your needs) and a refrigeration imbeded in the concrete or cement floor.  Again, the professionals will only add smaller amounts of water at a time to build up layers of ice.  Also, this is how the professionals are able to paint the logos, lines and other things right onto the ice and then add more layers above.  \n\nGood Luck
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Hmm... well, are you looking to just goof-around or to try to learn to make professional 3D games?  Also, are you interested in the coding site of it or the art side?\n\nIf coding:\n\n* First step, learn C++\n* Second step, play around with modding the Half-Life II engine.  You get access to the source code by buying a copy of the game.  Also, you can check out their developers site at http://developer.valvesoftware.com\n* If you want to be coding 3-D more directly, investigate OpenGL http://www.opengl.org/ and DirectX http://msdn.microsoft.com/directx/ \n\nIf art:\n\n* Download the trial version of Maya (3-D modeling and animation tool) and play around with it.\n* http://www.alias.com/glb/eng/forms/maya_ple_form.jsp
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You must make a home page for your company and there you must give all the referances of the companies who are using your services, you must also write the various ways to use 3D animation in medical field and also you must give your EMAIL id for any people who has a enquiry.\n\nYou must also leave a small sample of of your work for people to understand what they expect from your work, you must submit your website to search engines, in as many useful META tags as possible and also you must Get hold of prospective clients address thru internet search (YAHOO, GOOGLE) and take down their mailing address and send them introductory letter and your company activities list, you must also try to subscribe to mailing list of EMAILS where people are involved in your type of activities also there are other promotional methods other than online methods.\n\nAll points above I mentioned will give you a small idea what can be done by yourself, it is hard work which you can do it personally without costing you a single cent.\n\nHope you like my suggestions, please give me best answer
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Photoshop is an excellent skill to have. The following are all careers you can pursue with good/expert Photoshop skills (I think in logical order). Please keep in mind that the more "real world" experience you can show your employer, the better. I'd suggest having a portfolio of your work on the web. But anyway, career paths:\n\n1) Graphic Designer (If you have a good eye and creativity for designing that is)\n\n2) Technician in a Photo Lab. (I'd imagine this is more following instructions than creating your own vision)\n\n3) Teaching Photoshop classes to people. (There are several technical institutes that teach seminars, but you need to be really good and established to do this.)\n\n4) Digital Image Artist: If you develop a name for yourself within the digital artist community (by developing awesome desktop wallpapers, etc.), people might approach you for employment or in ideal circumstances, pay you for your work. Competition is tough. \n\nThe above is pure photoshop skills. If you learn some other complimentary skills, you can be any sort of designer (i.e.Web Design -> HTML/CSS/Flash... Print design -> Acrobat/In Design)\n\nBest to you!
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This is a good site for the tutorials you're looking for.\nhttp://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/3DS-MAX/1
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Be on TIme\nDress professionaly\nDo your work as told...\nBe organized and motivated\nBe creative, if you think something can be done in a more affective way... give suggestions.\nAlways be honest and humble... your hard work will pay off and someone will notice! best of luck
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I suppose you mean what careers??? when you say scope. It is a very competitive field to get a job in. Animation is done in advertising, entertainment, games, architecture, engineering and others. There are specialties such as those that are good at making a 3D mesh models, those that are good at make up a scene, etc.\n\nAs far as books, pick your software. A lot of software packages that animate have come and gone. 3DS Max hangs around because it is the cousin to AutoCAD. The company recently bought out Maya.\n\n3D software has buttons inside of buttons. It has menus inside of menus. You have to have a lot of experience or one can lose a whole lot of work.\n\nFinally, what we're seeing is the infancy of animation software. It keeps getting easier to use, more powerful, more commonplace and cheaper. Only recently has computer hardware become cheap enough that special computers are not needed.
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Maybe this website can give you more answer. It also has tutorials.\nhttp://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/3DS-MAX/1
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There are many good web designers, BUT good and cheap don't go hand-in-hand. You have to pay for quality! A good designer cannot be expected to work for nothing. You really do get what you pay for.\n\nBefore you hire someone to design it, interview them and look at other sites they have designed. Don't just assume they can handle it and don't just take the first person who comes along. Make sure they can really do whatever it is that you need! Also get references and call them! Ask about not only how good they are at the job, but also how easy they are to work with, how easy they are to get in touch with, how quickly they work, etc. When you decide on someone, come up with a written contract together so there is less chance of a problem later. Working w/o contracts is asking for trouble - on both sides. Remember to allow for ongoing payment since there will be constant updates and maintenance. A site like this is not just a one-time setup fee.\n\nTo find a designer, don't just look in the Yellow Pages. Many of the good ones don't even advertise because they get their work by word of mouth. You can find them by calling local printers who work with freelance designers (many designers do both print and web design) or ask around if you know local businesspeople. \n\nIf it's truly a new concept, you should talk to an attorney about it. Call for a free consultation and see if they can help you - and get a professional opinion. \n\nGood luck with the site.
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I don't know for specific .. but here is a link for a 3d max tutorials ..they are helpful\nhttp://3dlinks.com/links.cfm?categoryid=13&subcategoryid=105
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Learn 3D studia Max and Maya to make animation..