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How to Set up a Render Farm for 3D Studio Max

How to Set up a Render Farm for 3D Studio Max

Youtube 2016-01-26 14:40 tutorial  > 3ds MAX  > modeling
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Set up a render farm for 3D Studio Max using RebusFarm.

Author: Youtube Editor: Michał Franczak
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A new video that explains very clearly just what makes Maxwell Render so different from the other render engines available. It was made by Maxwell team in Madrid (and rendered 100% in Maxwell of course)! It demonstrates how Maxwell Render delivers results with a fast, easy and reliable workflow.
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Post-production of 3d scene in Adobe Photoshop - Tip of the Week

In this tutorial Michal Horba from Evermotion will guide you through post-production process in Adobe Photoshop.
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