Call for Comments

11. April 2008, 19:57 UhrNews & EventsDavid fano

So…. I’m not getting very many comments on the tutorials and post i make. Please feel free to post comments and request for other topics or videos. I’m always looking for materials to cover. Just as a heads up to anyone visiting the site, the next series of videos will be short videos explaining almost all of the 3ds Max modifiers individually. I may go alphabetically, but I’ll probably do it in order of the modifiers i find most helpful (Shell!!!!). Anyways thanks for checking out the site.

Dave

15 comments:

Stobbe, 13. April 2008, 9:26

Really like the website alot. The stool tutorial is required viewing for modelers at my office.

I am in New York as well, would like to contact you regarding classes- you alluded to teaching classes in an earlier post- are they Revit classes?
Stobbe, 13. April 2008, 9:28

Another comment,Dave,

I have tried leaving comments from my other computer, and I get an “Error on Page” message. I use Internet Explorer on that computer, and Firefox on this one.
dfano, 13. April 2008, 11:34

I only teach at Columbia’s gsapp. With work i’m too busy to do any type of training. If you have a particular tutorial request let me know and I’ll to make video.

As for comments, i think i had so many spam filters it was blocking everything! so for now i have turned them off.

Thanks
Stobbe, 14. April 2008, 10:25

I have always wanted to see a video on creating cabinetry families where the array of cabinet modules respond to rules on maximum/ minimum module dimensions. This might be an extension of your sunshade tutorial on arrays.
dfano, 14. April 2008, 10:50

I can work on that. Thanks for the feed back. I need to add more Revit content. I’m in the process of doing that. Those tend to be longer and a bit more involved than the Max tutorials. Should have more to post soon.

Thanks!
Dai Le, 18. April 2008, 11:12

Hi Dave, Thanks for sharing this tutorials web. It is great. Since one of your former student @ Columbia shown this add to me, I’ve kept backing to the web every time I stuck with modeling. I also would like to contact you regarding to some of model issues I have.
Again, thanks for this sharing
Luke, 7. May 2008, 1:47

Howdy Dave,
Found your great site through the maxforums site. Exactly the sort of stuff im after as an architecture student in Sydney. More parametric stuff would be great.
Many thanks.
Luke.
dfano, 7. May 2008, 15:32

More on the way! Also feel free to pass the site along.

Thanks!
Luke, 12. May 2008, 1:28

Loving the new look. eating up the max stuff.
Luke
Diddy, 13. May 2008, 4:49

Hell Yea D! Shit looks good. Sorry about making you miss Iron Man the other night.
Diogenes, 13. May 2008, 11:10

I liked your Rhino video about Explicit history, got me into the concept

more advanced Rhino tutorials always a plus
dfano, 13. May 2008, 20:57

Thanks! I’ll be adding more rhino tutorials soon. The next one will be working with apply UV curves and flow along surface. would those be good?

Suggestions are welcomed.
luke, 13. May 2008, 21:22

Any chance of some nurbs tutes in Max. I know thats meant to be a no no.
Luke.
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Diogenes, 14. May 2008, 8:21

I am thinking some tutorials that combine multiple plug-ins

like Bongo and the render engines: Vray, Maxwell, Brazil, Indigo, Renderman, Flamingo & Penguin, to make Video

or
Archcut & VisualARQ, to do construction documents off a model

T-spines?

and some heads up on all the great LabTools, Links to model sharing and texture map resources, showing go betweens of Rhino to Revit for complex surfaces/solids
those are my ideas