Have you seperated glass and frame using editable poly and selecting individual faces or something else. cause my complete window becomes glass after adding material.
I was searching for a clear and good tutorial for this, and finally!!! Thank you solo much it helps me alot and I learned many things from it beside lighting 🙏🙏, please make many videos I subscribed to your channel 🤝
Thank you so much sir, your videos are always easy to understand. i have a question please, between corona renderer and vray which one consume more RAM please?
It all depends on your project. For instance, V-ray displacement takes a lot of ram, on the other hand, the light mixer consumes a lot in Corona renderer! So it all depends on what you're aiming for! In my opinion, you should learn both engines and just choose one based on your project. These days I feel a bit more comfortable with V-ray but there were times that I wouldn't even touch it :D.
@@HMSTUDIO2020 I am about to start on a kitchen remodel that I designed, modeled, and refined using 3ds max. I used your videos more than any other resource. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Your content is awesome. Clear talk and clear work. Thank you🤟🏻
Have you seperated glass and frame using editable poly and selecting individual faces or something else. cause my complete window becomes glass after adding material.
how to bring the sky blue effects in 3dsmax vray sir. please kindly give me a solution.
How do you select the frames separately from the glass?
Awesome videos dude!!! Thank's a lot...
Sir my I have the Link to the reference photos please.
How i creat reality like your render image.
Thanks for the video, could you make a tutorial with corona? thanks!!
For sure 👌
Hello, Thank you for interesting tutorial. What picture viewer do you use? It seems it's very convenient
Hey there. Thank you :). It's called Pureref
@HMSTUDIO2020 thank you for your quick reply 🙏 😊
Excellent content!!! Straight to the point.. This was very helpful for me..
I'm glad it helped ;)
I was searching for a clear and good tutorial for this, and finally!!!
Thank you solo much it helps me alot and I learned many things from it beside lighting 🙏🙏, please make many videos I subscribed to your channel 🤝
Awesome tutorial loved it. What are th3 specs of ur machine please?
Thank you :) Ryzen 5950, 128GB of ram, RTX3060
좋은 강의 감사합니다 ❤❤❤❤ thank you !!
much informative
i am always waiting for your videos love you
I’m glad you find them useful 🙏🏼
You're the best
Hello can you do it with others ? Like Arte factory lab, Mir, ailleurs studio
We have been away for a long time, we are waiting for new vray videos...
Please sir, How did you select the frames? @3:10
i am not able to find your patreon page, pls help
HOW DO YOU SAVE THE IMAGE WITHOUT LOSING THESE SETTINGS?
Such an excellent video, thank you for all you do.
My pleasure!
thank you, you make things easier
EVERY TIME I SAVE THE IMAGE, THE SETTINGS DO NOT REMAIN
Cyrptomatte saved my life thnx alot!! :) More V-Ray guides plzz. Maybe differences between cpu and gpu renderings. thnx again man
Good suggestion :) Thank you!
How did you separate the glass and the frames for the windows
You can select the window make it as a editable poly
Then select the glasses and detach them from the frame
thanks for this video , it will be great if you will upload some videos about Chaos Vantage , also exterior lighting setup at night !
Sure I will. Thank you for the suggestion :)
thank you! cool lesson, can you please have more of them!!))))
I will! I'm glad you find them useful!
Perfect and straight to the point, no bullshit!
Glad you liked it :)
thank you this video is very helpful i apreciate that
You're welcome ;)
wooooow thankkk yoouuuuuuu
Thank you for all the videos. Please keep up the great work 🙌👍🙂
Thank you for the support ☺️🙏🏼
Thank you so much sir, your videos are always easy to understand. i have a question please, between corona renderer and vray which one consume more RAM please?
It all depends on your project. For instance, V-ray displacement takes a lot of ram, on the other hand, the light mixer consumes a lot in Corona renderer! So it all depends on what you're aiming for! In my opinion, you should learn both engines and just choose one based on your project. These days I feel a bit more comfortable with V-ray but there were times that I wouldn't even touch it :D.
@@HMSTUDIO2020 Thank you sir for this comprehensive explanation.
thank you
great tips! ❤
*Promo SM*
Also share sample of render setting you have choose.
I will make a full tutorial on that :) Thanks for the suggestion!
Help me to enhance my skills@@HMSTUDIO2020
Always enjoy watching your content, I'm always picking up good tips from you!! Keep up the great work and thanks as always 👌
Thank you Jason. Glad you like them 🙏🏼
@@HMSTUDIO2020 I am about to start on a kitchen remodel that I designed, modeled, and refined using 3ds max. I used your videos more than any other resource. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
tahank you bro%
You are absolutely welcome :)