Rolling Carpet / Rolling Ribbon / 3ds Max Tutorial
Thursday, November 20, 2008
How you can create a Rolling Carpet or a Rolling Ribbon in 3ds max with very simple method?
Guys, Get ready..
Open 3ds Max
Go to Menu, Customize,Unit setup...
Check the 'Generic Units'
Create a Box
Length 14.5width 230Height 0.3
Length Segs 20
Width Segs 150
Heght Segs 1
Add a 'Bend' modifier from the modify Panel
Change the parameters to,
Angle -3000
Select x axis
Check 'Limit Effect'
Upper Limit 240
Lower limit 0
Now you got almost a Roll.
But to get a perfect Roll, go to Bend Modifier Sub object Level and Select the Gizmo
Select Rotate and in Perspective Viewport Change 'z' Value to 1
Now you got the exact Roll.
Select Bend 'Gizmo' Sub Object level and move right and left.
U will get a perfect animation. Add a Beautiful Texture and Render it.
Enjoy.
With this carpet rolling I have done animation for Braun Silk-epil.
Done animation in 3ds max. Created a pink silk texure for ribbon.
The Final Compositing and Color correction done by Adobe After Effects
Here you watch final animation of the shot.
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13 comments:
nice tutorial! Only thing is.. the roll doesnt get smaller when it rolls out because it rolls from the inside out?! I dont know how to fix this, maybe you have any ideas on this?
Hi, just open the scale transform type-in on the gizmo option and change the offset world as you like
Hi, just open the scale transform type-in on the gizmo option and change the offset world as you like
Thanks alot
Thank you Very much.....
I am very Impress.... thanks.
Thanks a lot
You are welcome. May i know who is this?
thank you solved my problem.
/Torbjörn from Sweden
Sir!
you are a life saver!!!!
:) Enjoy
Thanks man.. a lot!
Hi
Im trying to make a film strip rolling out along a path from the background and to the foreground ( maybe With some scale, litle in background and growing as it coming to foreground).
Can't get this to look proberly, any got some suggestions? im kind of newcomer in 3ds max so dont make it to difficult :)
Thx in advance
fotoguy
Thumbs Up :) Nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing :)
Many thanks, very interesting post! it helped me so much :)
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