BobM

I agree no automated way quickest would be take the 2d drawing into Sketchup

Try the tutorials that will come with whatever software you are using Max, Maya etc I have always found that a good place to start.

Very good and professional web site with some excellent samples of your work But do you have any animation to add?

Hi Zazz Have a look at this tutorial http://www.escalight.com/tutorials/3dsmax-tutorials/tire-tread-marks-animation-using-particle-flow.html Regards

Have a look at this it may help http://www.cgrats.com/leaves-blowing-in-the-wind-3ds-max.html

Another point to note if you buy AutoCAD Architecture you also have AutoCAD which it is based on

Yes that is correct 11am EDT is 4pm (1600) in London

Excellen render until I looked at the thumbnail I would have said it was a photo Well done

High quality bedroom. excellent render produced

very nice well done something to build on. Excellent reflections Although I thought you would need a leg under the overhanging worktop.

Hi Jonny Very nice house looks a litle washed out for me abd the biped does not enhance. It also looks like it is just a facade (No Back) when you look through the openings. More work like this will strengthen your portfolio Regards BobM

I agree with the previous selection and if you are a student on a course then you can get all the Autodesk software free each year you are only 6mths for 3ds Max. http://stuents.autodesk.com Sketchup is also frree for your own use. Bonzi3D is worth a look it is Sketchup on steriods but only free for a trial

Try selcting the path first then get shape. I have just tried it with imported path then shape and it works OK Hope this helps

If it is not working with the change properties button or match properties, try right clicking in 2006 (I am not sure if that works in 2004) I find it strange that it is not working in 2 versions both of which are now not supported my only other suggestion is to re-install them Sorry not to have been more help

I agree with you one of my most used commands and would be very helpful in 3ds Max