Let’s get some action here .. and yes, i mean Animation ;)
In this Reactor free video tutorial we will talk about the basics of Reactor in 3D Studio Max, and will learn how to make things fall on each other and so many interesting things to learn.
The cool part here is that we don’t have to keyframe everything so …. Check it out ;)
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Wow this is a really awesome tutorial, + because it is relating to animation. Good job!
I just finished watching the tutorial, and I truly do believe that it is incredible. A few days ago I was inspired by the collapsing of the pillars that was created in the Program, Houdini. After watching this tutorial, I felt that I could produce the exact same result in 3ds max without Houdini. Thanks a lot man! I feel that you tutorials have definately improve since you started because it is a lot humorous and I am learning new materials that I can’t learn from other tutorials. Keep up the good work!
Thanks alot jon for your nice comment and also for supporting me and the website by your encouraging comments.
And yea, i started to be more normal while im recording the tutorials than before that i could drink my tea while im recording them :D
More reactor tutorials are coming soon so prepare for alot of action ;)
This was awesome. Not many Reactor tutorials on the web, I definitely learned a lot. Great Work!
” Not many Reactor tutorials on the web”
That was one of the reasons why i put a reactor tutorial here, plus it’s really fun to see things moving like that :D
Thank you.
Great tutorial.
Do you know how change duration of reactor events? Default is 100 frames, and any events, that i would like to happen in animation after frame 100, just don’t do. I have tried to find where to change duration of reactor events, but i just can’t. Any help would be great.
Hello and welcome to gfx2day.com
in order to do that
1-go to Utilities panel
2-choose Reactor
3-from Preview & Animation rollout change the End Frame from 100 to any number you want.
i hope this helped you out :)
Great Tutorials, i’m learning a lot. Would it be possible to turn off the background music? It loops forever and it’s very annoying after 2 mins. ;)
Greetings from germany.
Hi Doc,
Germany WoW!! :D
glad you liked the tutorials, and i was already going to remove the music from now on ;)
Thank you.
then there ist nothing more to say than thanks and keep up the good work! :)
very good. thank
It Was So Great Sir,
At last i could found a tutorial based on reactor, and this tutorial was completely different, especially the softbody explanation. I did like this.
And can you explain more about reactor(car animation, etc…)
Thank you, a lot.
Nice blog dude, I just stopped by to look at this wonderful blog
Really learning 3Ds Max is the best step towards my career growth I am now a interier Designer.
Its really amazing Master….. And at last I hope that I have reached the suited place for learning this thing. And I hope that I would be able to have improvements in this. Thanku once again for this wonderful job….
Thank you sooo much! Your tutorials are helping me keep up and excel at 3ds Max while in school. I hope you keep up the great work.
Hi guys I just want to know where can I get the Reactor plugin for 3ds max 2011
Thanks
Thanks for making this awesome tutorial!
I’m glad somebody else likes tea!
I mix double bergamot with chai to keep me awake!
Greetings from Jamaica.
Thanks for taking the time to develop these tutorials. They are the best I have seen and you make it so easy to learn.
Great educational tut .. love the humour too keep em coming
This tutorial is really helpful.I learn a lot on this.Many thanks to you sir.Hope to view more of your great tutorials.
WoW!! This was a very interesting tutorial!! I was very sleepy just now before i opened this tutorial!! and NOW im awake =D hope u can make more and more and more about the reactor’s tutorial, there is stil a lot of function tat i never know! Thanks Abanoub!
haha, so glad you couldn’t sleep because of my tutorial :D
Thanks for your comment :)