If you want to put it on the Internet, it would probably be best to do the final stage in Shockwave. It's the most common 3D browser plugin. Macromedia Director is the most complete product I know that can produce Shockwave files. It's not suitable for modeling, but it has good lighting and animation features, including the same physics engine that comes with 3DS Max (Havoc). Director can import a variety of 3D formats, including VRML and .3DS. So it doesn't really matter what 3D modeling tool you use. Since you've used 3DS Max, that would probably the easiest way.

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