thank you for keeping this available! <3

Thanks for the demonstration and explanation - can partially apply this in gmax!

THANK YOU, even after 13 years, THANK YOU, your voice was very soothing and the tutorial was comprehensive

The reason why the biped objects are scaling "wonkey" is because he should be scaling in Local mode, not View mode.

Which renderer are you using?

Been using max for 15 years and didn't know about this transform toolbox. PS. You don't need mirror down the side. You have it on the top menu bar.

for like 9 years do you know how i can change tNice tutorials?

dude sa lmfao

Is that correct or no?

clicked on. Very detailed and to the point, thank you so much for tNice tutorials! I subscribed and I look forward to watcNice tutorialng and learning more about

know you all who are passionate about making soft have the exact sa capacity I do to learn tNice tutorials software. So go do what you love,

I started making soft recently, I was wondering if you wanna do any features.

Your lesson helped a lot, after that i wrote my first lody. Thank you very much.

I know tNice tutorials is an old video but I’m new and thank god I finally found you . Thank you for such an amazing and helpful video ❤️

But the dude speaks through Nice tutorials teeth

Mine looks notNice tutorialng like the way you guys started it would be amazing if soone told how to get the multiple tracks

wrap your head around....well...not really anymore if you're the type that wants to spend all your ti twisting knobs and routing wires.

The GMS that you use here is completely different softing than the one I use even though I'm using tNice tutorials exact software, why is tNice tutorials?

I don’t even have any old types of soft soft

coming over from softtrap tNice tutorials is much more complicated lmao

can you do a more in depth tutorial for dragon age origins they are over 12 years old now

nice tutorial, let me learn quickly

Exactly what I want to learn. Big thank you

oh man the memories

I tried to get this to work for hiding faces in the view port while using the Unwrap UVW editor but it doesnt work. <void><Unwrap_UVW>.()

hi, you no longer post videos tutorials?

The constant lip smacking sound is really putting me off. Have a good drink of water before narrating a video.

Thanks!

It's really frustrating how beards (at least on dwarves) seem to be somehow attached to the mouth region. So as soon as you choose a beard, you can't customize the mouth area anymore... It also changes the whole face area around the beard for some reason. Dunno if this was Biowares only solution to avoid clipping or something... Really frustrating, especially since DA:O has such amazing beards for dwarves. Why they haven't added them in DA:I is beyond me.

Thank you very much, bless you!

Hey man, excellent tutorial. Thanks.

The best tutorial on this. The first one that has taught me how to rig a character. Thank You! I've tried dozens of times unsuccessfully, but your method worked for me.

Very nice and easy to follow. I'm trying to access Biped values such as 'Balance Factor' but they do not pop up on the macro recorder and i can't find the documentation about it. Any idea ?

the trick with adding those colored doodles on the armor to see which parts is front back up down etc is BRILLIANT! :)

I am still massively surprised by the lack of dragon age origins mods - especially new quest/landscape mods. This is such a great engine, and the superior dragon age game. How did it never recieve the same community modding efforts as neverwinter nights 1/2?

28:00 ENVEELOPES ON OPPERSITE SIDE

oh bit late, but thanks for this video. shift+Z - viewport undo is good tip, which I didn't know about.

Idk if this person is active on youtube or not but God bless you..!! I cleared my interview because I was able to solve the issues with a clear perspective! Thanks for my first 3D job!!!! 😁😁

Thank you so very much, Mike! I am taking notes on everything. You are the best!

i know that's from 2011 but, i can turn the skeleton for dummys or delete them?

Very helpful thanks

20:55 it is called 'ease in' and 'ease out'

nice from you .. these videos are amazing!

thank you dude

One of the Best Series of videos about Max. I've learned new things in all of them even after having watched a lot of other tutorials ! Thanx !

You can smooth out normal maps by turning on supersampling.

Wait... soo... I think I might have accidentally downloaded the wrong "DATool" prog before... where are we supposed to get this now that "Bioware Social Network has Closed"?? ;-;

2020 still useful

8 years later, this is still one of the best maxscript tutorials I've seen. Conceptually explaining everything is so much more useful than just saying "copy what you see".

Learned a lot! Thank you.