A very interesting tutorial by Arrimus 3D on the subject of converting CAD/Nurbs geometry, from programs such as Fusion 360 or Shapr3D, to quads, mostly used in 3ds Max, Blender and SketchUp. (more…) [...]
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Tips & tricks for scattering plants with Forest Pack
New week and new video tutorial from Agnieszka Klich, this time with a few tips and tricks for scattering plants in 3ds Max using Forest Pack. (more…) [...]
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Using Fusion to clean up aerial shots
The guys at DBOX has just released this amazing video tutorial in which they teach us how to clean up aerial shots using Fusion. (more…) [...]
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Creating realistic wild, mown and striped grass
The team at iToo Software has realeased this new tutorial in which they teach us how to create different kinds of grass with Forest Pack and 3ds Max. (more…) [...]
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Tire tracks on snowy road
In this tutorial, Agnieszka Klich explains how to simulate the effect of tire tracks on a snowy road material using 3ds Max, Corona Renderer and V-Ray. (more…) [...]
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Using VRay IES lights
From Evermotion comes this new tutorial where you will learn how to achieve more realistic interiors using VRay IES lights in 3ds Max. (more…) [...]
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Build End and Build Corner
A quick tips & tricks video from Arrimus 3D to learn how to automatically build ends and corners and adjust loops in 3ds Max and Blender. (more…) [...]
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How to create god rays with Corona Renderer
Agnieszka Klich from Arch Viz Artist explains all the steps for you to create god rays with 3ds Max and Corona Renderer using Fog & Volumetrics. (more…) [...]
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How to model angles on curved surfaces
Another great video by Arrimus 3D with a few tips and tricks on how to perfectly model angled geometry on curved surfaces in 3ds Max. (more…) [...]
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Exterior render lighting techniques
Agnieszka Klich talks about natural light, according to the different times of day and their lighting conditions, and the main types of artificial lights you can use to highlight details in your scenes. (more…) [...]
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