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Thread: 3DS Max - Nuclear Waste Disposal

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    Talking 3DS Max - Nuclear Waste Disposal

    Well, I've finally done it. After years of using AutoCAD to clean up drawings, then bringing them into Max to do the finishing work, I've finally completed a (paid) project using nothing but 3DS. No Autocad whatsoever. As they say, once you go Max, you never go back.

    The file can be found here.

    Careful though -- although I uploaded the smallest segment, it's still around 32 Mb.

    This is part of a 30-minute training video on nuclear power and the on-site handling of the subsequent waste. This segment shows them loading the cask of nuclear waste onto a truck.

    Enjoy!
    Phillip Bradshaw
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    Default Re: 3DS Max - Nuclear Waste Disposal

    I liked it! What did you use for the lighting?

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    Default Re: 3DS Max - Nuclear Waste Disposal

    I used one direct light, one area light, and three or four free spots. I tried using the sun lights, but couldn't get it the way I wanted it, so I stuck with the tried-and-true.
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    Default Re: 3DS Max - Nuclear Waste Disposal

    I'm in the same mode. Drawing in AutoCAD and converting over to 3DS. I'm working on a fully 3DS Max drawing.
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    Default Re: 3DS Max - Nuclear Waste Disposal

    Great Work, I liked...


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    Default Re: 3DS Max - Nuclear Waste Disposal

    Great job man! I don't know how I missed this thread before, but glad I had a chance to see it!
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    Default Re: 3DS Max - Nuclear Waste Disposal

    Thanks you guys! I've got another project in the pipeline that mr. dellis is helping me out with. I'm not using any AutoCAD with that either.
    Phillip Bradshaw
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