What we’re going to see is a tutorial in Autodesk 3ds Max that shows us how to use animated 2d maps on the timeline to create animations with materials. The example takes place with the hands of a clock that marks different times, but the applications of this technique are many, just give vent to the imagination. A very detailed and easy to follow lesson for users who already have a good knowledge of the program.
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