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Showing posts in "Visually Informed Design" category:
Revit to 3ds Max Design with VRay/Mental Ray workflow
Dan Jurgens demonstrates at the Revit Technology Conference 2010. After seeing this, you will be invincible with this workflow.
Don’t Panic - An Introduction to the Slate Material Editor
For those of you opening you 3ds max and 3ds max Design 2011 and are bumping into the new Material Editor interface, here is a high level overview of the Slate Material editor.
Revit fbx Linking in Action
In the latest screencast, I'll show the new FBX linking feature of 3ds Max Design as a part of this workflow demonstration.
Productivity Galore (Part 2)
More tips and tricks from our “Design Visualization for Architects” webcast series.
Productivity Galore (Part 1)
Step by Step instructions to walk you through the goodnes of our last enstallment in the Design Visualization for Architects Webcast Series.
Technique 4: Using Ink and Paint shaders to create NPR’s
Creating Artistic Renderings in Autodesk 3ds Max Design. Technique 4: Using Ink and Paint shaders to create NPR’s.
Technique 3: Using Ambient Occlusion and Contours in mental ray to create NPR’s.
Another technique from our recent Design ViZ Webcast "Creating Artistic Renderings in Autodesk 3ds Max Design"
Effect 2: Using mental ray's Material Override
This technique was demonstrated in the last webcast, Creating Artistic Renderings in Autodesk 3ds Max Design.
Effect 1: Creating Monochrome Renderings.
This technique was demonstrated in the last webcast, Creating Artistic Renderings in Autodesk 3ds Max Design.
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