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This tutorial by Luca Broglio is dedicated to the use of Hair&Fur in 3ds Max, a modifier that grows hair and fur over any object.

Modeling and texturing a 3D roof with Batzal Roof Designer plugin for 3D Studio Max

Here is a simple video tutorial that I made on making frosted glass with V-Ray and Autodesk 3ds Max.

Using Particle Flow for Dripping Water from a specific object.

I've seen a lot of activity from V-Ray users on the web wanting to know how to use the LWF (Linear Work Flow) method for V-Ray.I've decided to summarize the workflow in the shortest possible way, without any technical mumbo jumbo.

Rendering out into elements is a fantastic way of having more control over your images and animations in post production. There are however few tutorials that show how to do this from start to finish in an efficient way. This tutorial will guide you through the entire process from start to finish of rendering a scene into various passes, and how to composite it back together in Photoshop.

Advance V-Ray studio lighting tutorial from www.renderray.com that explains the creation and setup for the studio lighting, and the usage of vray physical cameras within 3d Max. Here in this fifth part, we will create some materials and explain the material parameters and we will fine tune the render settings to make a professional render

Advance V-Ray studio lighting tutorial from www.renderray.com that explains the creation and setup for the studio lighting, and the usage of vray physical cameras within 3d Max. Here in this fifth part, we will create some materials and explain the material parameters assign them to objects and make test renders

Advance V-Ray studio lighting tutorial from www.renderray.com that explains the creation and setup for the studio lighting, and the usage of vray physical cameras within 3d Max. Here in this third part, we will create and place the vray lights and we will explain some light settings for the studio lighting to make good looking professional Renders.

Advance V-Ray studio lighting tutorial from www.renderray.com that explains the creation and setup for the studio lighting, and the usage of vray physical cameras within 3d Max. Here in this second part, we will assign vray render, we will adjust the render settings by explaining the parameters to make some test render and we will create an HDRI environment.

Advance V-Ray studio lighting tutorial from www.renderray.com that explains the creation and setup for the studio lighting, and the usage of vray physical cameras within 3d Max. Here in this forth part, we will create and place the vray cameras and we will explain briefly about its settings and comparing them with eachother

In this video tutorial you will learn to create rambling Luffa (kind of vegetable in Taiwan) with Ivy Generator, then import the rambling Luffa in 3ds max 7, render with Finalrender stage-1 and set a HDRI background. For the material, you're going to use free material plugin---Darktree Simbionts to create material for the ground dirt. And also you will learn to use depth of field to blur the horizon and make the final rendering looks for natural.

Creating amazing pieces of art from the simplest shape really demonstrates the power of 3ds Max 9. Join expert instructor Chad Perkins as he shows you how to use MeshSmooth & TurboSmooth to make amazing shapes in this tutorial from lynda.com Online Training Library

This video shows how easy is to setup caustics in Final Render within 3dsmax.

In this quick and concise video tutorial, I am going to demo you how to create realistic air explosion with SitniSati Afterburn 3.2. We are going to set up a simple particle system by using Superspray, adding gravity and wind forces to it. Finally, add Afterburn volumertic shader to the particle to give smoking looking.

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