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3 Ways to Create Floors in 3ds Max

3 Ways to Create Floors in 3ds Max

ArchViz Artist 2022-11-15 10:28 tutorial  > 3ds MAX  > modeling

Learn how to create floors in Autodesk 3ds Max.

In Arch-Viz floors are everywhere. Creating them is a must-knowledge for every 3D artist working on both, interior and exterior visualizations.

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NVIDIA RTX Path Tracing 1.9.0: 20% Faster, Now on Windows ARM

NVIDIA RTX Path Tracing 1.9.0: 20% Faster, Now on Windows ARM

NVIDIA's updated RTX Path Tracing reference implementation brings 20% performance gains, quadruples geometry and light limits, and adds Windows ARM64 support. The optimizations hint at techniques that may eventually reach production renderers and real-time engines.
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Epic Games Lifts AI Training Ban on Unreal Engine Outputs—with Caveats

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SketchUp 2027: Procedural Tools and AI Features Compress Modeling-to-Render Cycles

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ColorEdge: Free Terrain-Road Blending for 3ds Max

ColorEdge: Free Terrain-Road Blending for 3ds Max

ITOOSOFT's free ColorEdge plugin uses procedural edge detection to blend road and terrain materials without geometry or baking. It works with V-Ray and Corona CPU renderers on 3ds Max 2022–2026, though GPU users should test compatibility first.
Fumaris Brings GPU-Accelerated Smoke and Fire to Blender Without Leaving the Viewport

Fumaris Brings GPU-Accelerated Smoke and Fire to Blender Without Leaving the Viewport

Fumaris, a $39 GPU-based simulation extension for Blender 5.1+, lets archviz artists bake smoke and fire effects in real time using NVIDIA Flow, eliminating the traditional export-to-external-simulator workflow.
UV Unfoldr brings Maya's UV workflow to 3ds Max

UV Unfoldr brings Maya's UV workflow to 3ds Max

A new $39 plugin for 3ds Max 2022–2027 ports Maya's UV Editor interface—component modes, marking menus, and edge selection—directly into Max. Built on the native Unwrap UVW modifier with a 25% launch discount, it cuts repetitive UV work for archviz studios.
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Substance 3D Painter 12.2: Paint Baking Cages Directly on Models

Substance 3D Painter 12.2 lets artists adjust baking cage distance per-pixel on the model itself, eliminating full-cage recalculations. New Order Independent Transparency also improves viewport preview of glass and transparent surfaces.
Veras 5.3 Adds Node-Based Workflows: Parametric Control Comes to AI Rendering

Veras 5.3 Adds Node-Based Workflows: Parametric Control Comes to AI Rendering

Veras 5.3 introduces NODES, a visual workflow builder now in Beta that lets users generate parametric geometry and bake it directly into Revit, Rhino, or SketchUp. The system shifts Veras from rendering-first to a full generative design platform with interactive design tools.
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