Creating & Controlling Simple Eyes in 3ds Max: 4 - Using Manipulators

library.creativ... In the fourth and final part of his tutorial series on creating and controlling simple eyes in 3ds Max, Andrew Devis shows how to use manipulators to control the upper and lower eyelids of the eyes we have created. To do this, Andrew demonstrates how to use wire parameters to link specific manipulators to more than one object such that the eye lids of both eyes are controlled by one set of manipulators to ensure that they are synchronised. In addition, Andrew also shows how to lock transforms to limit possible mistakes while animating.

[@patkingston795]

Asante Saaaana, Mungu akubariki

[@Shroomsworth]

Great set of videos. :) Thanks

[@Traeumer13]

Thank you very much. I like it.

[@studentdanceforever]

Thanks It was Cool

[@fortres008]

very very nice man, cheers thanks

[@dangtran3610]

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[@BLACKPEARL992]

thanks a lot god bless you!! :))

[@craptaxidriver]

Brilliant video. I'm new to 3ds max, how do you link the eyes to the head and still move them independently from it. When I link them to the head bone the eyes and head move at the same time. Help.

[@joci-93]

Thank you very much ! :)

[@BLACKPEARL992]

i have a question and i need a help please what if i want to connect the eyes with the body and then to move the body You certainly can not with link because next the link on controlers eyes will gone and neither attach because the next they became one object and lost everything so what i have to do?? please help if you can. .

[@DannyDampige]

The video freezes at 4:56?

[@xxdreamsxx100]

Amazing tutorial! Hands down one of the best tutorials I've ever watched. Super informative and nice voice 10/10 thanks alot

[@Holtermarvin]

Awesome tutorials

[@ivonaalexandrova6229]

Yeah, thank you a lot!!! That was exactly what I needed! Great job

[@Christy7arbi]

I can't say thank you enough times to show you my appreciation !!! thank u thank u thank u !!!!!!!

[@jenninexus]

excellent.. even 2 years after this tut was made and using Max 2014 I had no problem following along. Thanks & quite a lot of fun it correct!

[@Magsmog]

Many thanks. Well presented and informative. Whose the Daddy LOL.