My objective is provide you with techniques that you can start replicating the results in your own images for your own clients. For example tips 1, 2 and 3.Īfter you're done reading and watching, you'll have new techniques to use when creating 3D renders. Learn where to get and how to use OSL Shaders in 3ds Max 2019. Notice that some of the tips here can be used in interior visualisation as well. Non-Photoreal Architectural Rendering Using OSL Shaders in 3ds Max Steven Schain Post Production Supervisor / M & E Content Manager 4D Technologies Learning Objectives 1. These are a few of the things I personally do to speed up my workflow and deliver high quality images to my clients. The tips I am going to show you are from the exterior visualisation course but don't worry about that just yet, check out the tips and see if you like them and can use them, because if you don't like them then the course definitely won't be for you. Ready to add grass and bushes, but don't fancy placing each blade of grass one by one :/ Here's how to 'paint grass and plants' using only 3ds Max.ĭo you want step-by-step instructions to implement all these tips?
So here I show you a real quick hack to create fog in Photoshop.ĥ. Fog is cool in any exterior image but can be a pain to set up in 3ds Max. (this tip even made it into 3D Artist Magazine!)Ĥ. Once you have this light rig set up you can save it and use it to start all your scenes.ģ. Sweet so you have your light set up, but what angle should you have it? Here I explain a quick way to test out your HDRI angles. This is how I start lighting every scene I create. After all we are virtual architectural photographers.Ģ. Use HDRI Lights. Architectural photographers do it so we should do it too. (you can click on the number to jump to a specific tip, welcome to the future 😉 )ġ. These are the tips in no particular order. Here is a quick summary of my blog post so you can decide if this article is for you.
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