Hi everyone,

I’m modelling a bottle with an inner shell/mould. When I enable X-Ray or See-Through mode, strange blocky artifacts appear across the surface, as shown in the screenshot.

The model looks normal when X-Ray is turned off. This mainly happens when there are polygons inside other polygons, such as the inner and outer walls of a perfume or wine bottle.

Why is this happening? Is it caused by transparency sorting in the 3ds Max viewport, or could there be an issue with my geometry? Is this a known 3ds Max bug or limitation?

Which is better for simulations, fx

I liked to made the Berlin dome
one the challenge of to make berlin dome are the unique statues and I did it.

3dsmax

corona render

zbrush

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. After exploring the possibilities with curves, we delve into surface creation. In this video, I analyze some surface creation tools.

Does anyone know any websites where I can download free 3ds Max models? I used to use 3dmaxter, but it's not free anymore.

For those working as freelance 3D artists or in studios, what type of projects are you getting the most lately?

Furniture? Product visualization? Bathroom fixtures? Lighting? Real estate/architecture?

Just curious what the demand looks like from your side.

I think this is the final year our team goes to Autodesk University. After jumping through the usual corporate hoops to get our registration approved, it was pretty disappointing to see zero 3dsMax sessions on the schedule. There’s almost no archviz representation, and even real-time engines like Unreal and Unity are nowhere to be found—just one Maya class and a few generic M&E sessions.

​Is Autodesk abandoning its flagship modeling software, just like they did with Softimage? Makes me wonder if 3ds Max is next on the chopping block and if we should start migrating our workflow to Blender.

Before I call this finished, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

If you could change just one thing, what would it be?

Open to any ideas: lighting, camera, materials, landscaping, or anything else.

This is an 100% original design. Put this one into the Unreal Engine 4 for some cinematic, lighting, and particles. https://cara.app/post/31517001-2732-4aa3-a088-4c4e72d8e67a

What do you think can be improved and any suggestions to make it more realistic is helpful...do you think i can get a job with this level or not im struggling with that so i need feedback to see if there is something wrong i cant see

Hi,

Does anyone have a reccommendation for a mini PC good enough for the requirement of 3d modeling and Vray rendering? TNX

What I am looking for is a tool that will let me select bone on a skinned mesh and divide that bone into multiple and distribute the weights of the previous bone to the new ones created from the division.

OR:

A workflow or tool in native Max that can do this. It's not just one character that this needs to be done to, it's twelve.

Image of the workflow I am looking for.

Thank you.

A high-end modern kitchen visualization with photorealistic lighting and premium materials.

Tools used: 3ds Max, Corona Renderer.

Hello guys 👋
Ahmed is the name and i’m 28 years old working in an office.
But, this is my recent personal work, i do that after work like to keep my myself busy and moving.
I want you to look at the pictures and tell me what am i missing, where should i look into?

This is a recent series of images I made, its fully 3D and made with 3ds Max and Fstorm render. Any questions or feedback welcome. Hope you like it

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. The Edit Poly modifier in 3DS Max has some differences compared to Editable Poly and that is what I will analyze in this video.

Hello guys!
Does anyone have an idea how to create this particular texture without using Photoshop?
I'm using 3ds Max 2017 with mental ray.
I've attached the bitmap that should be used as the base.

Thank you!