Is 3DMAX software easy to learn? How long does it take to become proficient?

Everyone has a different sense of space, different perceptions, and different levels of effort, so it is impossible to generalize whether they are good at learning or not. If you want to be proficient, you need about 1 month to 6 months of professional training.

3dmax：

3D Studio Max, often abbreviated as 3ds Max or MAX, is a PC-based 3D animation rendering and production software developed by Discreet (later merged by Autodesk). Its predecessor was the 3D Studio series of software based on the DOS operating system. Before the advent of Windows NT, industrial-grade CG production was monopolized by SGI graphics workstations.

The advent of the 3D Studio Max + Windows NT combination has suddenly lowered the threshold for CG production, first starting to use it in the animation production of computer games, and then further participating in the production of special effects for film and television films, such as X-Men II, The Last Samurai, etc. After Discreet 3ds Max 7, it was officially renamed Autodesk 3ds Max and the latest version was 3ds Max 2017.

If it's just a simple text graphic movement or something, it's still quite easy, buy a primer and read it for yourself.

But if you really want to use it in your work, you need to program, and the bigger the project, the more difficult it is, and it is said that sometimes it takes several senior engineers to work hard for three or four months to build a mold. . .

And this software has very high requirements for the machine.,In the past, the machine of the puppet family (the standard configuration six years ago) could only render at most what items fell to the ground and shattered.,What a simple animation like a heavy rain drenching a wheat field.,Made a little more complicated.,A missile crashed into a planet and then happened.,Rendered for a whole night.,The missile didn't hit the planet.,Later, I felt that the machine was very hot.,I gave up.。。。

At that time, 3dmax was still.,Now it's all out.,It's even more painful for the machine to run.。。。

In the end, everything is easy to get started and difficult to master, you can't generalize, it depends on what level you want to learn, where you use it... The degree of even learning can also help people add a little post-production or something to **...

It's not difficult to learn, looking for a special tutorial on the Internet for a month is basically an apprentice, but mastery is a slow kung fu, to keep modeling, reading books and reading tutorials, which can make perfect Only the fist does not leave the hand, the song does not leave the mouth can have a proficient day.

It's not easy to learn, it should be the most difficult in the first design, the three-dimensional one is definitely more difficult to learn than the plane one, and it will take at least half a year to be proficient.

If you want to learn systematically, you can consider signing up for a live online class, and recommend CGWANG's online class. The teacher speaks carefully, you can watch it back after the class, and there are also the same type of recorded classes that you can learn for free (give away lifelong VIP).

Among the training institutions in the field of "3D modeling", [Wang's Education] is the leader in China, and it does not join the branches, but is a chain campus directly operated by the headquarters. Different from many other large institutions of the same type: each campus of Wang's Education is physically face-to-face, the teachers are hand-in-hand, and there are special class teachers from morning to night, and the liver-bursting learning mode will improve quickly, especially suitable for students with poor foundation.

It depends on what you're doing with the software, and it's enough to learn interior design modeling in one month, and you don't know about other industries.

It takes about 6 to 8 months to learn 3DMAX. If you are a beginner, you must first understand the various functions of the software interface, and then start from the basic modeling, materials, lighting, camera, animation, start with the simplest things, and then master a certain foundation and then through a series of training to familiarize yourself with the operation.

How to learn 3dmax:

1. Floor plan.

Learning design quality software, the ability of plane composition, and the ability of color matching are all very important foundations. The generation of three-dimensional objects is assisted by a plan, that is, two-dimensional objects.

2. Familiar with basic operation instructions.

Learning any software, familiar with the operation instructions is a must, not only to improve the operation of anti-virus but also to better and higher quality completion. The basic commands: Select, Move, Rotate, Scale, Mirror, Align, Beam-Plum Array, and View Tools are the most commonly used and most basic commands used in almost all productions.

3. The ability of three-dimensional space.

This is the most basic ability to learn 3D software production, to have the penetration of space, to know the relationship between objects and objects, to judge the balance of the spatial position of objects, if you do not master well, it may affect the operation of the steps.

4. Commonly used commands.

As the name suggests, commonly used instructions are definitely to be memorized, increase speed, and increase efficiency.

5. Material lighting.

Material lighting is inseparable, material effects are reflected by lighting, and materials should also affect the performance of lighting effects.

6. Have the spirit of hard study and research.

For a ** tutorial that you don't understand, study it deeply, don't think you can do it a little bit, knowledge is to understand it deeply, let it be firmly engraved in your mind, and become your own. Remember to make a difficult model with a low eye on the master, but it is too troublesome to give up.

7. Combined with the actual learning situation of Zhu Zhafeng, find more introductory tutorials to see more and learn more practically. These basic introductory tutorials are also important for your post-drawing efficiency. <>