Austin is correct. You may try to use Normal modifier. If the problem still exsist, check out some tutorials.

Chris Yiu
3ds max 2011
Vue 8 Xstream
Window 7 64-bit
CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1055T 2.8GHz
RAM: ADATA 4GB DDR3 1333MHz
Display card:Geforce 9600GT 1GB

Alright thanks, i will look forward to fix it. :)

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I used a normal modifier, and i tried mixing the two settings up ( the “unify normals” and the “flip normals") And i got no results at all, i searched for tutorials, but i couldn’t find any...i guess its because i didn’t type the correct sentence in the search box in google (i typed many stuff, such as “reversed normals in 3ds max tut”, “inverted normals in 3ds max”, “3ds max normals modifier”...etc.)

Please help me as soon as possible...i want to know the solution to this problem.

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Hi all, here is a test room i have done, all indoor light testing will be done in it :P
I have learned a new technique and wanted to see how it works...and please do not comment on those “artifacts” or small circles on the wall, i know how to fix them, but im too lazy to do it :P

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hehe :D looks good.

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Thanks lol....

OK here is a scene that i just finished, it is edited in PS…

PS: I intentionally decreased the quality of the image because as you can see...its an old news paper…

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thats is a sad story.... but a really nice nice job!!!

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Great job. Very believable. Really - a lot of your works here are very well done.
I like the gun you made the best!

My tutorial site and blog http://www.3dtutorialzone.com - http://3dtutorialzone.blogspot.com

Thank you :D

Here is the colored version of the image.

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WOW! good color!

Applications: 3Ds Max 2012, Mudbox 2012, Photoshop CS5, Premiere Pro CS5.
Computer Specs Motherboard: G1 Gurilla
CPU:Intel I7 970 6 core @ 3.4 GHz
Memory:16gb DDR3 G.skill ripjaws:
Hard Drive: WD 1TB + 120gb SSD:
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit+Mac os X
Check out my short films and sketches!! > http://www.youtube.com/user/InnovationMP