Infos zum Thema rendering

19. 3ds Max Quicktip: Modifier quick access Hi All, Did you know can create quick access button sets for common modifiers you repeatedly select and use in projects? This is an easy process to setup and even comes with some presets for common workflows to get you up and going. To set these up and take advantage of this faster access, you will need to follow the below procedure. This is something I recommend for all users to do, as the time it saves throughout a projects lifecycle is incredible, and certainly enhances your productivity.

1. 3ds Max QuickTip - Gamma (The Overlooked Part) I’m sure you’ve seen many posts on 'correct' Gamma usage, but one area that often gets overlooked is the “extra” maps, that aren’t the usual Diffuse, or the end visual settings. These are critical to your final model.

This video tutorial is created by artist Mahmoud Keshta in 3ds max 2009. This tutorial is divided in two parts and the total lenght of this video tutorial (without sound) is 70 minutes. This will explain you how you can model this stylish modern leather sofa inside 3ds max. This is very detailed and step by step shown video tutorial which will explain you everything without the need of sound.

In this, the first part of the series, Kaleb will spend an hour and a half walking you through many key skills such as: navigation, changing views and shading modes, menus and tabs, and most importantly, the polygonal modeling tools. Then, in the second part, he will demonstrate how to apply the things that you have learned by using them to make a low-poly version of Guy van der Walt’s “Retro TV Set”. You can see some more examples of Guy’s work at his portfolio website, Plasticboy. This is the first part: the Tools and Their Functions.

Our recent Stunning Interiors roundup got a lot of people talking about interior rendering tutorials, and today we’re happy to bring in Flavius Cristea to discuss his process when creating stunning interior renders using 3Ds Max. From the modeling, through material creation to the final rendering process, this 2-day tutorial is a great insight into the art of Arch-Vis Interiors.

» transparentes abspeichern » wireframe / texture » bearbeiten in photoshop ( maske + verlauf ) so, fangen wir mal an. nehmt ein objekt und rendert es. (benutzt keine hintergrundmap !!! - sonst ist die transparenz nicht da) drückt auf speichern und stellt bei dateityp PNG ein. gebt noch den namen ein und drückt speichern. es erscheint ein dialogfenster, wo ihr die farbe einstellen sollt: (siehe bild rechts - vergesst nicht ein häkchen bei alpha channel zu machen) jetzt ist es zeit photoshop zu öffnen :) und das erste bild reinzuladen. wie ihr sehen könnt ist nur eurer objekt zu sehen und der rest ist transparent.