3d Studio Max

Hi folks. In this page I am going to share the error that I solved, some tips and tricks about softwares. Probably you will find this page from google while searching a solution for an error that makes you crazy :)

You are rendering your scene but you don't want to see background of it. You want to see only your object and its shadow so you need its matte/shadow pass. In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to render this matte/shadow pass in 3 most popular 3d software; 3d studio max, Maya and Cinema 4d.

You have an animated scene in 3d Studio max and you want to convert it Cinema 4D scene with as successful as possible. Of course, working logic of theese two softwares are too much diffrent to eachother but it is possible with some little missing.

For example you have 5 scene and you want to render them in series so when one render is done, the other scene will be started to render automatically. There are some scripts and softwares for that but there is also a great way and easiest way to do this!

Probably, everyone who switched from 3d Studio Max to Maya have some difficulties about Maya's material editor. It is a bit more complicated than 3d max's and there are tons of great materials on internet for 3d studio max Vray. In this article, I will show, how to use (convert) 3d Studio Max Vray materials in Maya Vray.

In this lesson you will find some tips and tricks to do your own 3d abstract wallpapers or loopable backgrounds.

Here is an amazingly realistic and shiny car material for 3d Studio Max and V-ray.

TeaCup allows 3DS Max to connect to an online database giving you the ability to upload and download materials and objects directly from/to your scene very easily.

Blur Studio published a bunch of amazing life saver scripts; BlurBeta Tools. BlurBeta Tools includes some really pretty tools and scripts for 3d Studio Max and Softimage XSI.

Using depth of field future can add your scene more effective looking. Besides, it can you disgust with looooong render times.