3ds MAX - Tutorials - Evermotion

Making of Stratosphere+

Bartosz Domiczek explains how he made Evemotion Challenge winning work - Stratosphere+.

Setting camera white balance for V-Ray

Tip of the Week. Learn to set correct white balance in your renderings.

Making of Small Living Room

Bright small living room with some Scandinavian design influences. Rendered in Corona.

Tip of the Week: making of Archmodels vol. 134 cover

Studio render settings for nice interior scene. Tip for 3ds max and V-Ray.

Making of Evermotion Scandinavian Interior

Piotr Mróz (Evermotion) explains the process of making scene from Archinteriors vol. 30.

Create realistic grass - Tip of the Week

In this tip of the week we are going to talk about making grass using the vray displace modifier.

Orange juice in 3ds max and V-Ray

Tip of the Week by Kuba from Evermotion.

Tip of the Week. Puddle shader

Andy from Evermotion shows how to create a puddle shader with painted mask.

Making of iHome

A new tutorial by winner of TOP 5 V-Ray Workshop Award - Gusde Wastubali.

Making of vacation cabin

Seiji Anderson is a 24 year old visualization artist living in Brooklyn, New York. He is a full-time artist at Brooklyn Digital Foundry, and runs his own freelance practice, Renderbucket.

$Tip of the Week. Advanced refractive material techniques in Vray$

Tip of the Week. Advanced refractive material techniques in Vray

In this tutorial Kuba talks about advanced material options in Vray that are helpfull in creating realistic results. He uses a diamond material as an example.

Tip of the Week. V-ray blend material

This is the next part of a V-ray materials tip of the week series. In this part You can learn how to achieve some cool multimaterials effect by using V-ray blend material.

3ds max. What is final gather?

The objective of this serie of mental ray tips and tricks is to demystify mental ray rendering and present it in a simple way. Increase your understanding of mental ray for the most common design and visualization scenarios. Learn how to fine tune mental ray indirect illumination settings to achieve high quality renderings for both interior and exterior images.