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Scene organization with layers and groups - 3ds Max Tutorial
From the course: Learning 3ds Max 2020
Scene organization with layers and groups
- [Instructor] The need to organize your scene in various ways becomes quite important when you have lots of objects or if you're animating those objects. In this movie, we'll look at two ways of scene organization or layout using display layers and groups. First, I want to show you how to merge in another 3ds Max scene file. And that way you can combine scene files. Go to the File menu and choose Import, Merge. And we're taken to our Current Projects Scenes folder, scroll down a little bit and I'm going to choose 05 01 drone.max and click open. In the Merge dialogue, we need to choose which objects we want to merge in. Let's just click, All, to select all objects and click, Okay, and now the toy drone model has been loaded in and all of its objects are selected. I'll click to deselect those, now let's talk about display layers, display layers are a way of showing, hiding, or freezing objects, a frozen object is not selectable. And that's the case with the background set here. The…
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Scene organization with layers and groups5m 34s
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Linking objects in a transform hierarchy4m 52s
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Choosing Time Configuration options3m 49s
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Creating keyframes with Auto Key2m 48s
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Editing keyframes in the Track Bar3m 27s
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Creating keyframes with Set Key3m 46s
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Editing function curves in the Curve Editor7m 58s
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