Parametric Stairs | 3ds Max Procedural Modeling Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a fully parametric stairs in 3Ds Max 2024.2 we're going to use combination of array modifier, data channel and the help of attribute holder modifier to setup an easy to re-use procedural model.
This modelling setup can be used in many other scenarios try it out for yourself !
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AWESOME tutorials! The one I've been looking for! dang! I've learned something NEW! Thanks!
Thanks! I’m happy you’re finding the tutorial useful!
DAAAAMNNNN
I'm a beginner in 3ds max and your videos are like nuclear engineer theory to me...but I've learned a lot by watching your videos, can you make more tutorials like this please so we can be polished in 3ds max...
Glad you’re finding these tutorials useful
Next level Max. Awesome!
Thanks!
Great tutorial
I like the way you simplified the process 👏🏼
Glad you liked it!!
Great tutorial, very informative and professional.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial
Thank you!
That’s amazing tutorial thank you for great information
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing tutorial 👏 and one more request if you can, can you make a beginner tutorial on MCG max creation graph. Thanks
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed the tutorial. My knowledge of MCG is limited, so I won’t be able to do a tutorial on it.
@@BoundlessBox Thank you for your response. actually the data channel versatility you showed on this tutorial totally upgraded my knowledge on the modifier. thanks a lot.
I want to learn from you these modeling techniques in detail
More tutorials like this one coming soon!
You are the goat
Thanks so much 🙏🏻 glad you liked the tutorial!
Some modifiers are so alien to me that it is warcrime that they're buried this deep in menus. Great tutorial.
Thanks! Glad you have learned something new
nice tutorial ! thanks man!
like your UI theme, can share please)
Glad you liked it! Sure I will share it on Instagram.
Can you do a parametric escalator?
Nice idea, I will give it a shot!
Those who watched this video and thought that the tutor probably learned it from the developers - Raise you hand ! This is one of those features that no one knows how to use unless he knows someone or learned it from someone in ADESK. I was an AutoLISP programmer so I do not consider myself as dumb but Data Channel is un-usefull for most of us.
Thanks! Happy you’re finding some value in these tutorials
What name this software
3ds Max
I don't care what anyone says.
We live in a golden age.
If you wanted to create this 50 years ago you'd need 10,000h of architectural drawing experience.
If you want to make it now all you need is an internet connection and a computer.
It's crazy how people just give this knowledge out FOR FREE
This took me around 2 hours to make.
Thank you so much man, my 3ds max UA-cam learning journey has started with you! ❤
I’m really happy that you’re learning new skills watching these tutorials 😁 wish you luck in your learning journey!
SUPER BUT IT'S LONG
Thanks! There was a lot to cover in order to complete this kind of staircase in a fully procedural method, I will take that into consideration for future tutorials.