3ds Max Donut Tutorial 2 // Procedural Glace chocolate

[@EburdeyGordei4]

Man, you are genius. Thanks to you, i realized that after 15 years of work i don't know about 3ds Max a lot. We need more advanced tutorials like it.

[@saschi8x4]

Agree, pls. more adv tuts👍🏼 thx for this great one, Eloi

[@grimmx]

Wow, thank you, learned so much, I never used data channel or used a procedural workflow, very eye opening

[@13x666]

This whole video should be sent to the Blender dev team as a feature request

[@frogyafro]

I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS SERIES!!!

[@siddharthakuri8477]

as always great tutorial learned a lot about volume select and data channel thanks

[@isa_nagiyev]

Blender: Donut tutorial for beginners 3ds Max: Donut tutorial for advanced users) (It is just joke, i am maxer)

[@peterblake988]

Excellent tutorial as always!! Can't wait to see the rest!

[@tomytomate8]

God tier tutorial. Amazing job. Thank you Eloi !

[@peterblake988]

Yes best donut tutorial!

[@s3d454]

Thanks a lot for these so good series. I didn't even know that 3dsmax could do that. Learn a lot.

[@LeeJackson3d]

Now thats a Donut - good job man :)

[@keelfly]

5 dislikes by Blender artists who are crying for the tool they use :D

[@jeremydelastreet]

it's work like a sharme good

[@ayaz1979]

awesome, thanks

[@kalimdorman]

I have many problems with viewport display and turbosmooth tanking fps with very decent machine Max 2022.1 and like 3-10% on cpu :P - donut texture is vanishing or half bronze half beige creating waves and many more :P What is ur max?

[@andvfx]

I did that on max 2022.1 For what you say, you need to make sure you are on "realistic" on viewport to display the OSL properly. If you are on "Standard" you will see a half beige half bronze as you say.

[@kalimdorman]

@@andvfx High quality - yes it worked until it didn't. What is interesting that Arnold in ActiveShade is displaying correctly :/

[@dawidmac2640]

you show and explain too many unnecessary things, you click on the important things too quickly, I keep scrolling and looking at what you have done, as a result, this tutorial is terribly tiring and not very specific