Tutor required

Kathryn Tattersall · March 24th, 2005

Hi, I'm seeking a tutor to get me up and running with 3D AutoCAD and/or 3D Studio Max. I'm in the London area and if you can help I'd love to hear from you.

mak_designs · March 24th, 2005

What are your weak points in 3ds Max? like modeling, lighting etc? What are you looking for in a tutor?

vertexART · March 25th, 2005

Hi Kathryn,
you should try tutor-ial first, you don't need a tutor actually.
Start with built-in tutorials in Max, then after approx 3 months when you are done, start with online tutorials, maybe trainings also. And make sure U post your WIP's and progress here

Good luck!

joseph alexander · March 25th, 2005

A tutor will offer you a much faster learning curve. If you decide to pursue having one make your tutor write down comand by comand instructions as you go along, maybe even with screenshots. I've taught max and autocad classes and the main problem people have is forgetting one step in a series of 50 because it didn't get written down... also repetition is key too... goodluck.

-Joe

Bugga_Guy · March 26th, 2005

http://www.lynda.com Online tutorial movies-30 bucks a month, can't go wrong.

reluma · March 28th, 2005

Hello Kathryn,

I advise you to buy a tutorial books and find your time to focus on it, there are many good tutorial books out there, if you cannot find in your local bookstore, try finding it online...one good book to buy is one that is of visual approach, a step by step guide for you to follow...it applies to autocad, max and others....there are lots of online tutorials too!
and even if you didnt finish the whole tutorial books..atleast if your done with the basics...you can have a grasp that will keep you up and running!

Goodluck and happy learning :-)

rey

March 24th, 2005	#1 (permalink)
Kathryn Tattersall Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: London Age: 33 Posts: 1 Name: Kathryn Tattersall	Tutor required Hi, I'm seeking a tutor to get me up and running with 3D AutoCAD and/or 3D Studio Max. I'm in the London area and if you can help I'd love to hear from you.

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vertexART Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Belgrade, Serbia Age: 31 Posts: 193 Name: Dejan Ivanovic	Re: Tutor required Hi Kathryn, you should try tutor-ial first, you don't need a tutor actually. Start with built-in tutorials in Max, then after approx 3 months when you are done, start with online tutorials, maybe trainings also. And make sure U post your WIP's and progress here Good luck! __________________ www.3dcage.com _____________________________________________ 3DSMax8/MR/Vray

March 25th, 2005	#4 (permalink)
joseph alexander Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: manhattan, NYC Age: 29 Posts: 229 Name: Joseph Alexander	Re: Tutor required A tutor will offer you a much faster learning curve. If you decide to pursue having one make your tutor write down comand by comand instructions as you go along, maybe even with screenshots. I've taught max and autocad classes and the main problem people have is forgetting one step in a series of 50 because it didn't get written down... also repetition is key too... goodluck. -Joe

March 26th, 2005	#5 (permalink)
Bugga_Guy Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Toronto Age: 31 Posts: 357 Name: Brian Zidovec	Re: Tutor required http://www.lynda.com Online tutorial movies-30 bucks a month, can't go wrong.

March 28th, 2005	#6 (permalink)
reluma Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Philippines Age: 35 Posts: 3 Name: Reynaldo Mangana	Re: Tutor required Hello Kathryn, I advise you to buy a tutorial books and find your time to focus on it, there are many good tutorial books out there, if you cannot find in your local bookstore, try finding it online...one good book to buy is one that is of visual approach, a step by step guide for you to follow...it applies to autocad, max and others....there are lots of online tutorials too! and even if you didnt finish the whole tutorial books..atleast if your done with the basics...you can have a grasp that will keep you up and running! Goodluck and happy learning :-) rey

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