3D Studio Max Keyboard shortcuts.Snaps Action Table :Snap To Edge/Segment Toggle : Alt+F10Snap To Endpoint Toggle : Alt+F8Snap To Face Toggle : Alt+F11Snap To Grid Points Toggle : Alt+F5Snap To Midpoint Toggle : Alt+F9Snap To Pivot Toggle : Alt+F6Snap To Vertex Toggle : Alt+F7Main UI :Adaptive Degradation Toggle : OAlign : Alt+AAngle Snap Toggle : AArc Rotate View Mode : Ctrl+RAuto Key Mode Toggle : NBackground Lock Toggle : Alt+Ctrl+BBackup Time One Unit : ,Bottom View : BCamera View : CClone : Ctrl+VCycle Active Snap Type : Alt+SCycle Selection Method : Ctrl+FCycle Snap Hit : Alt+Shift+SDefault Lighting Toggle : Ctrl+LDelete Objects : .Disable Viewport : DDisplay as See-Through Toggle : Alt+XEnvironment Dialog Toggle : 8Expert Mode Toggle : Ctrl+XFetch : Alt+Ctrl+FForward Time One Unit : .Front View : FGo to End Frame : EndGo to Start Frame : HomeHide Cameras Toggle : Shift+CHide Geometry Toggle : Shift+GHide Grids Toggle : GHide Helpers Toggle : Shift+HHide Lights Toggle : Shift+LHide Particle Systems Toggle : Shift+PHide Shapes Toggle : Shift+SHide Space Warps Toggle : Shift+WHold : Alt+Ctrl+HIsometric User View : ULeft View : LLock User Interface Toggle : Alt+0Material Editor Toggle : MMaximize Viewport Toggle : Alt+WMAXScript Listener : F11New Scene : Ctrl+NNormal Align : Alt+NOpen File : Ctrl+OPan View : Ctrl+PPan Viewport : IPercent Snap Toggle : Shift+Ctrl+PPerspective User View : PPlace Highlight : Ctrl+HPlay Animation : /Quick Align : Shift+AQuick Render : Shift+QRedo Scene Operation : Ctrl+YRedo Viewport Operation : Shift+YRedraw All Views : `Render Last : F9Render Scene Dialog Toggle : F10Restrict Plane Cycle : F8Restrict to X : F5Restrict to Y : F6Restrict to Z : F7Save File : Ctrl+SScale Cycle : Ctrl+ESelect All : Ctrl+ASelect Ancestor : PageUpSelect and Move : WSelect and Rotate : ESelect By Name : HSelect Child : PageDownSelect Children : Ctrl+PageDownSelect Invert : Ctrl+ISelect None : Ctrl+DSelection Lock Toggle : SpaceSet Key Mode : 'Set Keys : KShade Selected Faces Toggle : F2Show Floating Dialogs : Ctrl+`Show Main Toolbar Toggle : Alt+6Show Safeframes Toggle : Shift+FShow Selection Bracket Toggle : JSnap To Frozen Objects Toggle : Alt+F2Snaps Toggle : SSnaps Use Axis Constraints Toggle : Alt+D, Alt+F3Sound Toggle : \Spacing Tool : Shift+ISpot/Directional Light View : Shift+4Sub-object Level Cycle : InsertSub-object Selection Toggle : Ctrl+BTop View : TTransform Gizmo Size Down : -Transform Gizmo Size Up : =Transform Gizmo Toggle : XTransform Type-In Dialog Toggle : F12Undo Scene Operation : Ctrl+ZUndo Viewport Operation : Shift+ZUpdate Background Image : Alt+Shift+Ctrl+BView Edged Faces Toggle : F4Viewport Background : Alt+BVirtual Viewport Pan Down : NumPad 2Virtual Viewport Pan Left : NumPad 4Virtual Viewport Pan Right : NumPad 6Virtual Viewport Pan Up : NumPad 8Virtual Viewport Toggle : NumPad /Virtual Viewport Zoom In : NumPad +Virtual Viewport Zoom Out : NumPad -Wireframe / Smooth+Highlights Toggle : F3Zoom Extents All Selected : ZZoom Extents All : Shift+Ctrl+ZZoom Extents : Alt+Ctrl+ZZoom In 2X : Alt+Shift+Ctrl+ZZoom Mode : Alt+ZZoom Out 2X : Alt+Shift+ZZoom Region Mode : Ctrl+WZoom Viewport In : [, Ctrl+=Zoom Viewport Out : ], Ctrl+-Track ViewAdd Keys : AApply Ease Curve : Ctrl+EApply Multiplier Curve : Ctrl+MAssign Controller : CCopy Controller : Ctrl+CExpand Object Toggle : OExpand Track Toggle : Enter, TFilters : QLock Selection : SpaceLock Tangents Toggle : LMake Controller Unique : UMove Highlight Down : Down ArrowMove Highlight Up : Up ArrowMove Keys : MNudge Keys Left : Left ArrowNudge Keys Right : Right ArrowPan : PPaste Controller : Ctrl+VScroll Down : Ctrl+Down ArrowScroll Up : Ctrl+Up ArrowSnap Frames : SZoom : ZZoom Hrizontal Extents Keys : Alt+X

Yes, these can also be found by going to your "Customize" menu and select "Customize User Interface". From here you can view all command shortcuts and change them if you so desire.

Its great ...thanks for posting ,It helps from other newbie

nice to see this

Please can u help me master #D rendering?

Rendering is a skill that takes a lot of practice, and with all the variables involved, it would be impossible to cover everything here in the forum. But the first thing you need to do is determine which rendering engine you want to learn, (Mental Ray, Vray, Other). Then I would suggest that you get yourself a good book that goes in-depth, covering all the aspects of rendering. Amazon.com is a good place to look for books.

Thanx

thanks............