In this tutorial, Sachin Joshi walks us through one such example using Particle Flow in 3Ds Max, showing us how to assemble and disassemble objects within your scene.

In this 3ds Max tutorial you will learn how to generate a torn flag animation using cloth simulation, and also how to combine all of the elements, such as the flag, debris, and dust, in order to create to the final scene in After Effects.

Welcome to this tutorial on rendering 3D moving objects with V-Ray and Autodesk 3ds Max. To complete this tutorial you will need 3DS Max with V-Ray 1.5 SP2 or newer, and a little patience:)

In this tutorial, we'll be taking a look at just one of the very cool ways particles can be used to make your life much much easier.

In this tutorial we will take a look at a little explored area of FumeFX, at least when it comes to tutorials, multi-pass compositing.

In this two part tutorial, you will learn how to create an energy drink can in 3ds Max using poly modeling and splines, and then export your mesh to Wirefusion and add a user interface

-Using the morpher modifier to create a facial rig for animations. -Importing a sound file. -Displaying the Sound on the timeline. -Creating Lip sync animation

-Using PArray particle system to blow up a car. -Adding a Gravity force, Pbomb force, and a UDynaFlect Deflector for the particles -Adding a SphereGizmo Atmospheric Apparatus and Fire Effect for the explosion.

-Adding to the Explosion scene -Rendering the scene out as layers for AfterEffects -Going into AfterEffects to composite the layers and improve the explosion effects.

In this hour long video tutorial, we will follow the complete process of animating a 3d iceberg as it transforms into a desert island.