V-Ray Next for 3ds Max – How to create and use Materials

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Название	:	V-Ray Next for 3ds Max – How to create and use Materials
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Comment from : bhai hamza

Very nice video, Thank you,for sharing the 3d model for practicing
Comment from : Joel Ulloa Hidalgo

Very very nice work it was using blend, noise, and every maps like that is too over-standard work! glad to watch this video 👌😊🤞
Comment from : Sina Parsa moghadam

wow nice tutorial
Comment from : sachin sharma

CLAMP OUTPUT QUESTION: br-guys, how to unhide CLAMP OUTPUT in Vray 5 render settings (3DS Max) using a maxscript? (it's hidden by default says chaosgroup br-for I have problem with jagged edges on bright area of an object br(it's easily solve before by SubPixel Mapping and Clamp Output)
Comment from : sc pk

watch something about caustic would be nice too
Comment from : MrAsag

Good👍
Comment from : David Jakelidze

This is really helpful 😃
Comment from : 3D SPACE

Thanks
Comment from : พระสมเด็จ วัดระฆัง

please upload vray 5 rander setting
Comment from : Royal Design house

sir your workstation configration ?
Comment from : Jagdeep Singh

can activate de subtitles please i don't very good english thnk u
Comment from : PAROO ANGEL

Will this be similar to the GPU VRay? (I'd be using HoudiniI can't find many resources on it though)
Comment from : KZLR

this is truly helping a lot, thanks for the great tutorial!
Comment from : Fu Kai Foong

please make something like vray 3x for sketchup or lumion10 material sets for 3d max vray ! for under 200 usd : )
Comment from : SK Jung

Can you please do a webinar on materials or at least more tutorials :)
Comment from : Talha Zulqarnain

Can You Please upload more ?
Comment from : Talha Zulqarnain

it's really different when a professional makes a tutorial!
Comment from : Amer Alhomsi

Nice tutorial ChaosGroup Can you please help me out and share this if you can? Maybe people will find some extra information and add somethings to their knowledge br romasnoreikacom/how-to-create-v-ray-materials-by-romas-noreika
Comment from : Romas Noreika

i wonder how to render immediately is it new feature of 3ds max 2019?
Comment from : hyoseon jang

how did you duplicate
Comment from : Emin Chelik

Very nice tutorial, especially VrayHDRI to be used with 8bit images, please also add a note that video speeds up on IPR because i thought it was GPU rendering :)
Comment from : johnkomnos

You do not have sufficient quota for queued jobs to submit this job Please wait until some of your queued jobs complete I paid for 100 for cloud I cannot render for my vray science
Comment from : 3D kitchen design

The material of the liquid in the bottle is not explained
Comment from : 林宇

Not a fan of the slate editor I tend to use the classic material editor instead The results are the same though Great tutorial though
Comment from : The3DSMaxinator

The scene is 2019 version :( Why not support earlier version?
Comment from : Fdrmrpw

no load scene :(
Comment from : mfb videos

Sir please share the vray render setup of this
Comment from : Suman Sarkar

Extremely helpful! These tutorials are extremely well made Easy to understand, learn a lot in a short amount of time and most importantly enjoyable to follow along with Please Chaos Group make more tutorials and go into more depth
Comment from : osos osos

pretty good tutorial <3 but I am interest to know your pc configuration ? :O
Comment from : arch rayhan

V ray or Arnold?
Comment from : Diego S Murillo

hope for more,thanks please
Comment from : lapinlol Lelapin

Can anyone tell me how to make realistic views 😞😞😞😞
Comment from : Taara Joshi

Could you make a video about how to connect pbr scanned textures and set it up? Explain how the engine works compared to a pbr workflow, is it even standard pbr? There are a lot of misconceptions about it
Comment from : Tomek Sir