Wrapping Tasks UP

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Written by amckay

Topics: 3DS Max Tutorials, Favorites, Training

Very brief demo on building basic tasks such as in this case creating customized forces and wrapping them into a one-click process.Originally this was going to be just a 3-line script, however I thought I would present it like this as it might explain what I’m trying to get across a bit better.Anytime you’re doing a task more than a few times, you might as well wrap it into an automated task and save yourself the hassle, freeing you up to focus on more pressing tasks.

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Posted on September 18th, 2009

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2 Responses to "Wrapping Tasks UP"

obodzinskaya says:

December 25, 2009
4:21 pm

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Jason McLaren says:

January 8, 2010
9:45 pm

These “free” video tutorials look extremely good, even though I haven’t looked at them yet. However once I have watched the most important ones for me my credit card might not be maxed out and I will, no doubt, in the future be looking to purchase some of your dvd tutorials.

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