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Thanks to www.dkcgi.net Starting up with a new render engine can be a daunting task, especially if you worked with a different render engine for a while, Mental Ray or standard materials as an example. The main issue usually starts up when you don’t know how to make heads or tails of the settings and […]
By Denis Keman •October 3, 2015 3DS Max, Photoshop, Texturing In today’s article we are going to take a look at one of the most common issues that plagues people that choose to work with 3D modeling and adding textures, and this is called non tileable textures. When you start using textures for the very […]
By: Johannes Tiner Time to make some nice brushed metal with Vray inside of 3ds max! Keep in mind that the transform size settings i’m using on the bercon noise will most likely not work for you so you will need to tweak that a bit 🙂 The shader can be downloaded at tiner.co/free-vray-shaders/ Bercon […]
By Denis Keman •October 7, 2015 3DS Max, Texturing, Vray When working on a interior scene one of the most obvious, yet most skipped thing when it comes to shading is the walls of the room. What i mean by this is simply that people usually go and choose a color for the wall and […]
Thanks to CG digest In the following tutorial we will create an advanced rusty metal shader. Although the tutorial makes use of vray renderer’s vray blend material, you can also use shellac material if you are not a vray user. Create a vray blend material, and in the base material slot create basic blue metal […]