The swift loop comand it´s faster than using the connect comand for adding subdivision in a plane, I use it more than the connect, sometimes the connect method work fine too. Great workflow!! and great video!! congrats guys!!
It baffles me that 3ds Max (or any mesh software really) ended up so popular in an industry so dominated by rectangles such as architecture. This video is a prime example of how a few clicks in any surfaces/NURBS software turns into an 11 minute nightmare in 3ds Max.
It will be very useful to explain a complete making of, of your workflow, including modeling that always is the most forgotten and it is very important. Thanks
I Just got around 3ds max, while primarily using blender. As it is better at handelling big scenes but the modelling in max is so unintuitive and sluggish A better option for me was to model in blender and set the scene and render it in max. The retopo tools are good too
woww, i really like your video's normally. Being an architectual visualiser for years now I created a hole different workflow than you show right here. I do use a dwg but there the comparsion stops....I sweep the outlines for the walls, I shell the floorline and copy them as a ceiling, I (pro)boolean the windows and doors.....
As I mentioned in one of the previous comments, there is a few methods of doing the same thing. From our experience, this one works the best in this case. (Pro)boolean can cause some issues, so we try not to use it too often.
Hi thanks for your video, I always find some useful tips, I was wondering what is the benefit of having the ceiling included to the main poly object (walls), Instead of model separately a few planes to close the gaps?
I think it's just a matter of personal preference or habit. You can easily do it with separate objects to be able to hide/unhide them independently. However the method in the video ensures that you have no holes between the walls and the ceiling, which might happen when you work with separate objects.
Hey AVA, what do you think about Unreal Engine as ArchViz Software? Im a great fan und would love to hear your opinion about some other renderers (or even game engines).
I usually does this using boxes. It's much faster and it's very helpful while designing the room. We can easily play with each seperate walls. Is there anything wrong if i do that way?🤔
There is a lot of methods. You can model by using boxes but it has some limitation, f.ex. using chamfer is a problem. If that's enough for you, you can use it. However, we recommend the method presented in the video, it gives more possibilities.
Why were you making quads with the ceiling when you ruined it in the next step? I just hope that you are aware that this is not the optimal way to model.
She just "hid" the ceiling from top view with backface cull to be able to work more efficiently in the viewport. Quads are still there. It's especially helpful when working with reference images. knowledge.autodesk.com/support/3ds-max/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Backface-Cull-Object-renders-transparent-when-facing-away-from-view.html
My question is about vray render image. After high quality final render it looks clear image in Frame Buffer. But after saving that image.. slightly it will loose it's quality. Why like that, Ma'am?
This tutorial is more like an ad for their comprehensive beginners course in archviz. In their website, before you enroll for the course they do mention that they do not do any modelling in 3ds themselves but understanding fundamentals of 3ds max is important if at all you need to edit anything later on as an archviz artist. So as a larger part of the workflow, for a professional archviz artist this is essential knowledge even though you might not use it day to day. I think that was the intent of the tutorial.
The swift loop comand it´s faster than using the connect comand for adding subdivision in a plane, I use it more than the connect, sometimes the connect method work fine too. Great workflow!! and great video!! congrats guys!!
I just extrude a box for a wall, and slam a plane on top for ceiling! 10 seconds done :D
Good for you :)
But modeling interior + beautiful pic on the cover are not just modelling walls :/ What's the cheap trick? Dislike
thank you for putting the texture and model links
It baffles me that 3ds Max (or any mesh software really) ended up so popular in an industry so dominated by rectangles such as architecture. This video is a prime example of how a few clicks in any surfaces/NURBS software turns into an 11 minute nightmare in 3ds Max.
It will be very useful to explain a complete making of, of your workflow, including modeling that always is the most forgotten and it is very important. Thanks
This is a part of our beginner training, so the complete workflow of creating this image is included there :)
Awesome video..... Hit hit hit super hit.....
Thank you so much! :)
I Just got around 3ds max, while primarily using blender. As it is better at handelling big scenes but the modelling in max is so unintuitive and sluggish
A better option for me was to model in blender and set the scene and render it in max.
The retopo tools are good too
Good modelling technique for a possible chamfer at the end. Just one question, how do you make the "holes" for the top embedded lights?
We create cylinders and use pro boolean.
@@ArchVizArtist thanks for the content. In one time try do use the create hole plugin. Have a Nice weekend!
Hi mam, this is really interest me in 3dsmax
*Got me interested in.... *
Hey guys! Great video.How do you snap or allign the segment vertex with the cross segment vertex like you did at 4:10 ? Which snap type is that ?
hi bro I think I know it and I came to explain for you after 2 years :D. go snap toggle options and turn on enable axis constraints👍
Super nice that this is in 4K. Is there benefits using orthographics view, I use prespective view.
Love your videos as always! Very well explained. Please do a tutorial on preparing render ready models for importing. Thank you!
woww, i really like your video's normally. Being an architectual visualiser for years now I created a hole different workflow than you show right here. I do use a dwg but there the comparsion stops....I sweep the outlines for the walls, I shell the floorline and copy them as a ceiling, I (pro)boolean the windows and doors.....
As I mentioned in one of the previous comments, there is a few methods of doing the same thing. From our experience, this one works the best in this case. (Pro)boolean can cause some issues, so we try not to use it too often.
@@antonioandrearq Now, that’s become friendly archviz modeling what you said in 2022. That’s a wonderful prediction.
i appreciate ever your tutorial.i have a question. why do the triangle on the roof make problems? thanks....
Hi thanks for your video, I always find some useful tips, I was wondering what is the benefit of having the ceiling included to the main poly object (walls), Instead of model separately a few planes to close the gaps?
I think it's just a matter of personal preference or habit. You can easily do it with separate objects to be able to hide/unhide them independently. However the method in the video ensures that you have no holes between the walls and the ceiling, which might happen when you work with separate objects.
Nice tricks, but I guess Do this in sketchup and import to 3ds max would be much easier and faster
Did you ever done that? I mean, the sketchup mesh is horrible in the 3ds max...
@@eduardoleite3788 Yes this method won't work for complex models. but it works fine for the simple models like walls etc,,
Nice tactic 😮
this method is little bit wierd
Please make vray walkthrough animation
you using desktop or laptop?
It is okay if import revit model in 3ds max instead of using 3ds max for modeling?
Man 8700k or 10600k for 3d modelling which one best ??
Hey AVA, what do you think about Unreal Engine as ArchViz Software? Im a great fan und would love to hear your opinion about some other renderers (or even game engines).
I usually does this using boxes. It's much faster and it's very helpful while designing the room. We can easily play with each seperate walls. Is there anything wrong if i do that way?🤔
There is a lot of methods. You can model by using boxes but it has some limitation, f.ex. using chamfer is a problem. If that's enough for you, you can use it. However, we recommend the method presented in the video, it gives more possibilities.
Why were you making quads with the ceiling when you ruined it in the next step? I just hope that you are aware that this is not the optimal way to model.
She just "hid" the ceiling from top view with backface cull to be able to work more efficiently in the viewport. Quads are still there. It's especially helpful when working with reference images.
knowledge.autodesk.com/support/3ds-max/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Backface-Cull-Object-renders-transparent-when-facing-away-from-view.html
I wanna learn this software to make better 3d but is this the regular workflow? seems horrible! I could do this in 2min with sketchup :/ not convinced
In new version it's much quicker, if you do it like that then you can chamfer the edges which add a lot of realism.
@@ArchVizArtist yeah I saw they have push pull movements like sketchup and other software
My question is about vray render image.
After high quality final render it looks clear image in Frame Buffer. But after saving that image.. slightly it will loose it's quality. Why like that, Ma'am?
Hello nice video can u give this plan for study
Not really, but you can simply draw it by yourself :)
@@ArchVizArtist thankyou very much I'm learning new updates and upgrades from your channel
Hey, Do you ever use architects/designers 3d models created in say Revit or Archicad? Or is it better to just do it all in 3ds max for you?
Hello Ava, when i save render from vray frame buffer in 3dsmax in open exr format, details get lost.please help.
great EVA
Thanks !
Pls upload conora render setting high quality.
is it different to work in mm or m? when rendering?
No
How to exclude curtains from environment light?
why dont just use a function in 3dsmax call wall????
Is the building at the beginning of each video an Australian building?
No, it's not :) It's only a concept design.
how do you snap vertex in front ofeach other?
ctrl+shift+E is not working
Little advice: always model interiors in Sketchup, design the interior in 3ds
i do the same , i mean its stupid to do all of this just to make walls lmao
This tutorial is more like an ad for their comprehensive beginners course in archviz. In their website, before you enroll for the course they do mention that they do not do any modelling in 3ds themselves but understanding fundamentals of 3ds max is important if at all you need to edit anything later on as an archviz artist. So as a larger part of the workflow, for a professional archviz artist this is essential knowledge even though you might not use it day to day. I think that was the intent of the tutorial.
can you explain your advice a bit?
@@moizzasaeed5132 F*ck my previous advice lol. Always do everything in 3ds Max. You wont regret, I didn't
Does your course have Vietnamese subtitles?
We don't have Vietnamese subtitles, but we can send you text in English and you can translate it yourself in Google Translator for example.
Hello, why 2019 max and not the latest one 2021.2?
This tutorial was recorded before, now we use 2021 :)
I don't feel like this is a practical way of doing walls, never seen a method like this.
That's too demanding way.
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not the perfect way
There has to be an easier way ugh
Fk this, ill just model it in blender and import it in 3ds max.
I love your videos but I HATE 3dsmax. God awful software
Just modelling walls very poor knowledge
no very nice knowledge