Tip of the Week. V-ray blend material

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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.

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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.

3dsmax: Vray Lightmap

3dsmax: Vray - volume effect

3dsmax: IES light in Vray

V-Ray proxy in use.

Anisotropic shader tutorial using vray 1.5 final SP 1

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Grass with 3ds max and V-Ray for flat grounds

V-Ray proxy in use.

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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.

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