I love how I can always tell if someone used max before or since 2012 by looking at whether or not they use the compact material editor :) Great tutorial
+terorvlad Well actually i have no issues working with the Slate or the Compact material editor, but since i've used max from like Max 7 or so it's more of a force of habit then anything else. Though the slate material editor has alot of positive sides to it, especially if you want to break down a complex material for easier recognition. Also the fact that Substance Designer and Painter use the more or less same type of slate editor, as well as UE4 it should make me work with the slate in max as well, but like i said previously ... Force of Habit :)
Denis Keman I know how it feels. It was hard for me to start using it because all tutorials already existing were using the compact which I did not understand at that time. Main reason I did the switch was not having enough material slots to work with because I thought that was a limiting factor and in a way I still do.
+Mike Franco Well i do try to keep the videos easy to follow even for someone that isn't too experienced with 3ds Max or V-ray. Thank you for your positive comment as that and the likes you guys leave on the videos i do go a long way. Cheers
Your lessons help me to fix a more problems in v-ray rendering! Especially to fix noise on final image - i don't know how to do that. And I can optimize my render time/quality. Thank you very much! You are a perfect teacher!=)
+Gu U Since i don't speak Russian i had to go to Google translate, and from what i got as an answer all i can say is .. I'm really happy that you found it helpful and that you managed to learn a new way to make the water material :)
Thanks A lot denis this is really perfect lesson to understand the water material and the concept of reflection and refraction with noise. It really helping me in making views nice. thanks again keep sharing the knowledge.
Hi Denis, firstly thank you for the tutorial and the in-depth explanation of behind creating realistic swimming pool. My doubts are actually in setting up the materials itself, I'm using 2013 version and the same options for diffuse to reflection etc aren't there. (3:18 into the video) How should i go about this ?
Hi, i need a video (in english with subtitles) showing material, light and post production applied on a product. (with softwares 3ds max and vray )any help?
really nice and still useful in 2018 ! My problem is : the tiles are repeating themselves on a very small grid so every 10 tiles there is a repetition. when you look from far away its very visible making it in an obvious pattern instead of randomness. Any ideas how to randomize the tiles ?
Hi, Denis out of these 3 methods for water effect which one do you suggest depending on render time?? since the last one with noise in the geometry will have more polygons.
it's very hard to find the channel like yours it's a great tutors and thankful and can you make the tutorial about exterior night scense? i will appreciate it
+Marcus Immerkær Keil Well if i am not mistaken i mentioned that when i said that the color of your swimming pool depends on what is underneath the actual water, hence the blue color for the swimming pool :)
Denis Keman Oh, I didn't say you didn't mention it, was just putting it out there for people hehe. Anyhow , great educational and comprehensive tutorials, keep it up!
Of course. Don't rush. So r u in the interior/exterior architectural visualisation business? Perhaps your next video could be about some work related . Just a thought
Marcus Immerkær Keil Most of the work i do is behind an NDA so can't really disclose too much about it ... which kinda sucks as i can't even use it in my portfolio. What did you had in mind though, anything you might want to see in an upcoming tutorial ?
I love how I can always tell if someone used max before or since 2012 by looking at whether or not they use the compact material editor :) Great tutorial
+terorvlad Well actually i have no issues working with the Slate or the Compact material editor, but since i've used max from like Max 7 or so it's more of a force of habit then anything else. Though the slate material editor has alot of positive sides to it, especially if you want to break down a complex material for easier recognition. Also the fact that Substance Designer and Painter use the more or less same type of slate editor, as well as UE4 it should make me work with the slate in max as well, but like i said previously ... Force of Habit :)
Denis Keman I know how it feels. It was hard for me to start using it because all tutorials already existing were using the compact which I did not understand at that time. Main reason I did the switch was not having enough material slots to work with because I thought that was a limiting factor and in a way I still do.
i've seen bunch of these water tutorials, but you are explainng the best !!! learned a lot.
Thank you! Amazing tutorial as usual.
Keep it up, you make some of the easiest to follow tutorials I have ever seen.
+Mike Franco Well i do try to keep the videos easy to follow even for someone that isn't too experienced with 3ds Max or V-ray. Thank you for your positive comment as that and the likes you guys leave on the videos i do go a long way.
Cheers
InstaBlaster...
Your lessons help me to fix a more problems in v-ray rendering! Especially to fix noise on final image - i don't know how to do that. And I can optimize my render time/quality. Thank you very much! You are a perfect teacher!=)
I think in the future lessons i'll advance my knowledges.
Cheers man, belive it or not it's comments like yours that keep me going. Really glad it helped you out
Очень поучительный урок! Разные способы создания материалов воды ! Спасибо огромное автору!!!! Мне очень помог! потрясающе! +100
+Gu U Since i don't speak Russian i had to go to Google translate, and from what i got as an answer all i can say is .. I'm really happy that you found it helpful and that you managed to learn a new way to make the water material :)
Fantastic tutorials...please don't stop!
+Aaron Cameron Not the first time i've heard this line, but it's the first time i've heard it on TH-cam :D
+Denis Keman So you've gone as far as nicknaming your member 'tutorials' eh. :P
Aaron Cameron Whatever works man, whatever works :D :D
This is what I call a tutorial, thanks so much sir. God bless you
Novice 3dsmax user. Just got ur vid and had to find it n subscribe. Thank You.
Cheers buddy, welcome to the channel
im so lucky finding tutorial like yours ... very useful ...
thank you
+Rif BuyaNt Cheers man, enjoy the tutorials
excellent, very clear description without hummm,, ohhh. Thanks
Fantastic work and the most excellent teacher !!!!
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This video was very nice 👍🏼 even you have tell everything in details with a simple and unique way 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼
Thanks A lot denis this is really perfect lesson to understand the water material and the concept of reflection and refraction with noise. It really helping me in making views nice. thanks again keep sharing the knowledge.
Hi Denis, firstly thank you for the tutorial and the in-depth explanation of behind creating realistic swimming pool.
My doubts are actually in setting up the materials itself, I'm using 2013 version and the same options for diffuse to reflection etc aren't there. (3:18 into the video)
How should i go about this ?
Thank you very much, Sir, your method of teaching is quite convincing. , please keep on doing, Its a great job
Hi, i need a video (in english with subtitles) showing material, light and post production applied on a product. (with softwares 3ds max and vray )any help?
Your tuts are the best !. Keep it going pls , tuts are very helpful.
Great Work Boss,, Everything is very clear and very helping
As usual, Denis your the best, thx so much 4 your work
How did you do the geometry of the pool? Thank you.
Awesome!!!
Perfect Explanation.
i cant read very well...in the vray light using dome..what was the texture you use in bitmap?
thank u mate it's the best explained tutorial ever. my regards
Good Tutorial, thanks from Colombia.
Excellent lesson, thanks a lot Denis :)
Nice tutorial! Thanks!
lovely
really nice and still useful in 2018 !
My problem is : the tiles are repeating themselves on a very small grid so every 10 tiles there is a repetition. when you look from far away its very visible making it in an obvious pattern instead of randomness. Any ideas how to randomize the tiles ?
Hi, Denis out of these 3 methods for water effect which one do you suggest depending on render time?? since the last one with noise in the geometry will have more polygons.
It all depends on the need for the project. If you can afford to have more polygons then by all means do use the last approach
Very very very nice!!!
water effect
very nice sir
Thank you Denis!
Power lesson. Thank you.
Thank you so much
Great tuto as usual... thx a lot dude...
+Hildevar Martins Comments like yours are what makes me want to continue doing more. Cheers.
+Denis Keman Channels like yours make youtube better! :)
Hildevar Martins And comments like yours make my channel better :)
Thank you
thank you very useful!
sry for diisturb,may i ask how u pull in the normal map ripples
??
Click and drag ?
it's very hard to find the channel like yours it's a great tutors and thankful and can you make the tutorial about exterior night scense? i will appreciate it
Nice ,great ,useful tutorial
Thank you .
great work,thank you:)
Thank you it helped a lot
you´re the best!!!!
Great!! Thank you so much))
Good job, thanks a lot
Thank you very much!!
Thanks you verry much!!!
Great!
GREAT AMAZING many thanks
+Bruno Silva Thanks for the positive review. Knowing that people enjoy watching what i produce is what is keeping me making these videos.
Great tutorial..
+FERNANDO E_P Cheers, glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you so much again!!!!
great tutorial! this is a useful one :)
thanks
Thank you Sir!
Thank You :)
Thanks for the tutorial!!
Are you Swedish btw?
@@noemaximiliano9088 I don't even have a girl friend so...
thanks a lot
great
when i render in vray my 3ds crashes?
Well that sounds like a local issue that you have on your PC, so i can't really say what the issue is.
Water doesn't have a colour . A green sky will give you green water, a blue sky will give you blue water. Good to keep in mind.
+Marcus Immerkær Keil Well if i am not mistaken i mentioned that when i said that the color of your swimming pool depends on what is underneath the actual water, hence the blue color for the swimming pool :)
Denis Keman
Oh, I didn't say you didn't mention it, was just putting it out there for people hehe.
Anyhow , great educational and comprehensive tutorials, keep it up!
Marcus Immerkær Keil I'll try my best to keep it up with at least a video per week .. it all boils down on my free time though :)
Of course. Don't rush. So r u in the interior/exterior architectural visualisation business? Perhaps your next video could be about some work related . Just a thought
Marcus Immerkær Keil Most of the work i do is behind an NDA so can't really disclose too much about it ... which kinda sucks as i can't even use it in my portfolio. What did you had in mind though, anything you might want to see in an upcoming tutorial ?
谢谢您的教程
Cheers man, glad you liked it.
P.S. Cheers to Google Translate
能出一个关于vray3.6的相机教程么？我找不到vray相机了
That's a pretty good idea actually about the Vray Camera ( Physical camera ) in 3.6 Vray
Can Physical camera take the place of vraycamera?
omagad he won me in the first 10 seconds, my profesor still hasnt in a year
Damn i had to go back and see what i did in those 10 seconds :)