From: Pete <animate@intergate.bc.ca>
To: 3dsmax@engramdigital.com <3dsmax@engramdigital.com>
Subject: Re: Older Max Books
Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 1:00 PM

My 2 cents

Old books are fine. We sometimes get caught up in the latest etc but how
many new features were added in Max 3.. And how many features were carried
over from 2 to 3.. heck how many features have been carried from Max 1 right
through to Max 3..

For $15 can one go wrong. I know I use and search all my books when I get
stuck or get an idea.. My Max 2 books are still often used..

Granted that is just me. And my opinion

Pete

----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael McKenzie" <mikemac@mail.localnet.com>
To: <3dsmax@engramdigital.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 7:39 AM
Subject: Older Max Books


>
> I am just now learning Max. I have R3.1 and am working my way through
> the prodigious reference volumes. However, I am interested in
> furthering my understanding with some 3rd party books. My question
> concerns some of the older books that I often see floating around
> both on ebay and most recently at my local CompUsa. In particular, a
> copy of "Inside 3d Studio Max Vol. III - Animation" for R2. Would
> this book still be somewhat useful even with R3.1? Normally I would
> only buy the latest edition but for $15 I thought it might be nice to
> have.
>
> Any thoughts would be appreciated
>
>
> Michael Mckenzie
> McKenzie Creative
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