Make Easy Isometric 3d Scene With 3ds max

[@geetbhatt8846]

Nicely done, we need more step-by-step tutorials like this that truly cover the process.

[@Argon_RTX]

Can you please help me which tool you apply on 0:31

[@Argon_RTX]

And bro I really liked your tutorials ❤

[@polygonmonkey]

Thanks🙂. I use cut tool. You have to be in vertex edit mode to use it. It is in edit vertices tab on the right

[@surajbist999]

This looks beautiful ❤️

[@polygonmonkey]

Thanks

[@juliajeziorna9848]

Awesome!! ❤️

[@koryatch7223]

what do you do in 7:24 to open Instance(copy) map?

[@polygonmonkey]

I drag that node to material slot in light properties, if that is what you asked?

[@Monica-vb9xz]

fantastic

[@polygonmonkey]

Thanks

[@mohammadal-absi8390]

Zoooom in
Thanx at all for you

[@lachie8784]

1:25 how did you flatten that plane?

[@polygonmonkey]

select faces you want to flatten, and then in edit geometry click on Z. Faces will flatten in Z axis

[@lachie8784]

​@@polygonmonkey thx! hey is there any chance you would do a commission for a video? I am a noob trying to replicate samurai siege style renders but suck at modelling and setting up lighting with arnold.
It would be handy if there was a vid showing how you would personally create that sort of render showing your workflow.

[@lachie8784]

@@polygonmonkey also I just realised you might really like samurai siege style because it is isometric! :)

[@polygonmonkey]

Sure, can do that, sounds interesting. You want exactly same style like in samurai siege game?

[@lachie8784]

@@polygonmonkey yes please, a castle or 'townhall' if possible. thx for replying.