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Create amazing worlds in 3ds Max - If you can dream it, you can build it in 3ds Max®, the 3D software for modeling, animation, and rendering that allows you to create massive worlds in games and stunning scenes for design visualization.

Easy, powerful modeling
- Model any person, place, or thing
- With tools to help shape and define, 3ds Max is modeling software for artists looking to create a range of environments and detailed characters.

Stunning rendering
- Works with major renderers
- 3ds Max works with most major renderers, such as V-Ray, Iray, and mental ray, to create high-end scenes and striking visuals for design visualization and more.

Top-tier animation software
- Bring realistic scenes to life
- 3ds Max is used by top-tier animation and design firms to create imaginative characters and realistic scenes in games and architecture.

Flexible interoperability
- Fits into your workflow
- 3ds Max works with Autodesk Revit, Inventor, Fusion 360, and Stingray, as wellas SketchUp, Unity, Unreal, and more.

Getting started is easy
- Launch and let your creativity run wild
- Choose your type of project, import content, and get to work shaping, texturing, and animating.

See your content and scenes live in a real-time environment
- Stingray is a real-time game engine that live links to 3ds Max for one-click content updating, saving you time to do more of what you love.

Grab characters, cars, and entire scenes
- Get your scene started fast with Creative Market, a community-driven marketplace built into 3ds Max for Max-ready drop-and-go files.

Leverage the cloud for rendering jobs
- With A360 Rendering, you can directly manage cloud rendering of any size from within 3ds Max, allowing you to store large files and access your projects across devices with ease.

Bringing architectural designs to life
- A childhood love for art turned into a promising career in architectural visualization for this bright, young artist. Born and raised in Italy, Lucia Frascerra is now working at one of London's most prestigious creative communications agencies.

Building environments, worlds, and everything in between
- Eidos Montreal discusses how gameplay has changed over the past 10 years and how they adapted the Thief franchise to resonate with a new generation of players by building a large world and an overall immersive experience.

What's new

Use Arnold free when rendering via the 3ds Max GUI; pay for command line or network renders
For anyone who followed the release of Maya 2017 last year, for which Autodesk also moved from bundling Mental Ray to bundling Arnold, the news will come as little surprise.

As with Maya 2017, the licence of Arnold bundled free with 3ds Max 2018 will be for foreground processing only: that is, rendering from a single machine via the GUI.

For background rendering via the command line, or to use a render farm, you'll need commercial licences of Arnold. Prices currently start at $1,220 for a single licence, with bulk discounts available.

Otherwise, the bundled version of Arnold will watermark offline renders where no valid licence is available.

MAXtoA to be bundled free with 3ds Max 2018
The new 3ds Max integration plugin for Arnold, MAXtoA, will also be bundled free with 3ds Max 2018.

At the time of posting, it's still officially described as a 'preview' release and doesn't support all the features from either 3ds Max or Arnold, so we assume Autodesk expects it to reach a full 1.0 release by April.

Nvidia to offer Mental Ray licences for free, with the same limitations
However, there will be no obligation to use - or even install - the version of Arnold bundled with 3ds Max 2018, and anyone wanting to stick with Mental Ray will be able to get licences free from Nvidia.

As with Mental Ray for Maya, you will be able to use the free version in much the same way as that of the free bundled version of Arnold: for viewport or single-frame production rendering.

To enable sequence rendering, batch rendering and rendering on a network, you'll need full production licences of Mental Ray.

Mental Ray for 3ds Max itself isn't available in Nvidia's online store yet: according to Autodesk, it intends to release it "soon after it completes final testing on the publicly released version of 3ds Max 2018".

However, as a guide to the probable pricing, Mental Ray for Maya is available on a rental-only basis, with prices starting at $95/year for a local licence or $295/year for a network licence.

There is also already a plugin version of Iray for 3ds Max, which is also rental-only, and which costs $295/year for either a local or network licence. You can read our review of Iray for 3ds Max here.

New licences of Mental Ray and Iray needed in order to use legacy scenes
Legacy scenes created using the versions of Mental Ray and Iray bundled with 3ds Max 2017 and earlier will still work in 3ds Max 2018 - but only if you have a compatible version of the renderer in question.

According to Autodesk: "Out of the box, 3ds Max 2018 will not support Mental Ray or Iray features."

No change for users of other render engines
If you use a third-party renderer like V-Ray, Corona or OctaneRender, the changes shouldn't affect you: Autodesk says in its FAQs that it remains "committed to supporting third-party renderers".

The same goes for 3ds Max's native renderers - Scanline, Quicksilver or the new ART renderer introduced in 3ds Max 2017 - all of which will continue to be included in 3ds Max 2018.

Pros and cons for existing Mental Ray users
Early reactions in the Max user community - like this thread on Autodesk's AREA forum - have been mixed.

Most users have welcomed Arnold's feature set, but not the fact that - unlike the previous bundled versions of Mental Ray - it can't be used for free across a render farm.

Although this is also true with Maya, it may be more of an issue in the Max community: we suspect that most people using Maya with a render farm were using a commercial third-party renderer long before Maya 2017.

Pricing and availability
3ds Max 2018 is due to ship on 12 April 2017. Autodesk hasn't announced any pricing changes for 3ds Max itself. Current prices for the Arnold and Mental Ray renderers are listed further up in this story.

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