Give depth to a shape, extrusion, & bevel in 3ds Max 8

Give depth to a shape, extrusion, & bevel in 3ds Max 8

This 3ds Max video tutorial will show you how to create procedural objects from your 2D shapes, extrusions, and bevels. This is a must for all you graphic digital animators/modelers.

Autodesk's 3D Studio Max is a customizable and scalable 3D modeling and rendering solution for games, film, and television.

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