Guys thank you for this tutorial. As a programmer with zero experience in modeling it's proving a bit difficult to get into grips about certain things I believe are fundamental in game development. Uvw unwrapping for instance. I managed to understand things through your videos for which I am grateful. Would like to request one more video if possible of doing an export of this and importing it into an engine like unity.
exactly what I was looking for! but why go for that basic texture so early in the process? Couldn't you have just rendered it plane and used the defuse + shadow map to do the whole progress untill... wel part 5 :) what I mean is you made a wood grain, rendered it out and used that in your material, isn't it easier to just add the woodgrain in the material itself? I hope you get what I mean, it's a kind of silly question but it kind of feels like an "extra step" Anyway great tutorial, thank you so much!
![3Ds Max Tutorial for Beginners - How to create a Stylized Chest - Modelling [Part 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q_Ks3QdmfvA/mqdefault.jpg)
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I used to fool around with 3ds max some 14yrs ago, but I never had a firm grip on it's workings. Thank you so much for this!
Guys thank you for this tutorial. As a programmer with zero experience in modeling it's proving a bit difficult to get into grips about certain things I believe are fundamental in game development. Uvw unwrapping for instance. I managed to understand things through your videos for which I am grateful. Would like to request one more video if possible of doing an export of this and importing it into an engine like unity.
NIce learning. Loved the self diffuse lit part, never really figured it out. Thanks.
Very pleasant tutorial, thanks
Great tutorial
exactly what I was looking for! but why go for that basic texture so early in the process? Couldn't you have just rendered it plane and used the defuse + shadow map to do the whole progress untill... wel part 5 :) what I mean is you made a wood grain, rendered it out and used that in your material, isn't it easier to just add the woodgrain in the material itself?
I hope you get what I mean, it's a kind of silly question but it kind of feels like an "extra step"
Anyway great tutorial, thank you so much!
How does making a bunch of duplicates do that to the edges? I duplicate and every time it remains the same.
My tga files seems black in photoshop. How can i solve? Help me pls
So...my dexture doesn't set to the model as yours at 10:00. What's happening? Please, help.
Same Problem here
Waldemar Schwarz I've already solved. Try to edit it in peel mode
thank you, i had a problem with the Textures, but realized i need change the Channel.