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From cartoons or television VFX Keyframe Digital use 3ds Max to finish incredible amounts of work under tight deadlines and with a staff far smaller than you would expect. If you thought your deadlines were short try episodic TV VFX.

80% of the animation in Paths of Hate was created with procedural noise. Learn from Damian Nenow, Director Platige Image how he uses Noise control in 3ds Max to quickly animate almost anything.

Now available for 3ds Max and 3ds Max Design Subscription customers. Telling great stories with high-quality animated visualizations, animatics, and cinematics is now easier with the new Camera Sequencer, giving designers and animators even more control. This new feature allows you to easily cut between multiple cameras, trim, and reorder animated clips nondestructively leaving the original animation data unchanged.