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Introducing 3ds Max 9 3D for beginners apr 2007 - part 2

Phần mềm tạo hoạt cảnh, tạo cảnh và mô hình Autodesk® 3ds Max® , được sử dụng cho việc phát triển game, thiết kế các môi trường trực quan chuyên nghiệp, và các hiệu ứng nghệ thuật đem đến các hiệu quả tối đa và là một công cụ tốt trong các dự án hoạt hình. | 38 chapter 2 Your First Max Animation Object and Axes Display in a Viewport Viewports can display your scene objects in a few different ways. If you right-click on the viewport s name you will see a context menu pop-up called the Right-Click Viewport menu as shown in the following graphic. The most common view modes are Wireframe mode and Smooth Highlights mode. Wireframe mode displays the outlines of the object and it is the fastest because it requires less computation on your video card. The Smooth Highlight mode is a shaded view where the objects in the scene appear solid. You will get the chance to experiment with the different display modes in the upcoming Mobile exercise. Each viewport displays a ground plane grid as shown in the Perspective viewport called the Home Grid. This is the basic 3d space reference system defined by three fixed planes on the coordinate axes X Y Z . The center of all three axes is called the origin where the coordinates are 0 0 0 . The Home Grid is visible by default when you start the software but it can be turned off in the Right-Click Viewport menu. You can also toggle the grid by pressing G. the 3ds max interface 39 The Perspective viewport has a red green and blue axes marker where the X-axis is red the T-axis is green and the Z-axis is blue. Max uses this red green and blue color scheme to represent the X- T- and Z-axes throughout the interface. As a matter of fact most other 3d packages also use red green and blue to represent X T and Z respectively. Selecting Objects in a Viewport Selecting objects in a viewport is as easy as clicking on them. If the object is displayed in Wireframe mode its wireframe will turn white while it is selected. If the object is displayed in a Shaded mode a white bracket will appear around the object as shown here. To select multiple objects simply hold the Ctrl key as you click on the additional objects to add to your selection. If you Ctrl click i.e. press the Ctrl key and click on an active .