Autodesk’s new 3Ds Max 2010 is in the hands of users, and boasts a huge new featureset including 100 new modeling tools in “Graphite”, Microsoft’s new “Ribbon” interface, and integration with the popular plugin PolyBoost. VFXWorld’s Ryan Lesser takes it for a test drive and gives us his view of the good and the bad.
This week I received the new 3ds Max 2010. I will be putting it through the paces, paying specific attention to the new additions. As you may have seen in Autodesk’s press notes for the product, there are more than 100 new additions to the modeling toolset alone, so I will have lots to cover. 3ds Max 2010 is available as of this week for $3,495 or as an upgrade from 3ds Max 2009 for $895.
