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    Default DE401-1: Into the Vortex: A Whirlwind overview of Programming with Autodesk 3ds Max Part I

    Instructor: Jean-François Yelle

    Class Description: Have you wondered about the design potential of integrating Autodesk 3ds Max into your visualization workflow? Would you like to automate the production of photorealistic renderings of your designs? If you’re interested in a high-level overview of the customization and automation capabilities of 3ds Max, come to this session for a whirlwind tour of the 3ds Max SDK and MaxScript. Learn how you can take advantage of the capabilities of this advanced visualization technology to wow your customers and colleagues.
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