Bring your Bathroom Visualizations to Life with Cinemagraphs!

[@creativeconcepts4197]

Best channel on KZbin for 3ds max

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you!! :)

[@eduardobejarcondor4082]

I remember that this was very difficult to do in other versions of the 3ds max, so I stopped recreating water in my projects. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I will try it right now! ❤️❤️❤️

[@ArchVizArtist]

Glad I could help! Go for it ;)

[@hanibassem6313]

thank you fr your helping information you are so proffesional and a brave teacher

[@alexeykozlov6075]

Thank you for such a quality lesson. Can you suggest what could be the problem? When saving a render through a region, there is always a white border around the edges of the region, and therefore it is impossible to make such high-quality animation as you have.

[@marciopereira1726]

amazing lesson ...I loved it

[@valit8517]

You forgot to turn the faucet. They're both in closed position. Hah. Stellar work!

[@jaimelee3222]

I have a question, When I import the image sequence, the render region appears but the rest of the frame is black, What is it and how can I fix it?

[@UxiaBanos]

Since the waterflow is so steady you can barely see it, but as the animation doesn't have a loop, it will produce a small jump every time you repeate it and copy it in the sequence.

[@jeffinjoseph8294]

Thankyou so so much, it's sooo much useful for beginners like us..... ❤️❤️❤️ Please keep on doing such videos for beginners.....

[@ArchVizArtist]

My pleasure 😊

[@lailaalnasser9669]

is it for corona?.

[@honoratoafonso2307]

Amazing

[@thulasideva4273]

Can u plsssmake an animation on how u did the steam for the bathtub plsss

[@omarelkady]

I enjoyed your way of explain mt friend thanks for your videos 😍👏🏻

[@sujeetsingh6266]

It's really great, thank you so much.

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome!

[@arupsan]

Great presentation ..liked and subscribed

[@renatoneto85]

Hello....one question. Phoenix FD works fine in Corona? Thanks a lot :D

[@the_diu]

Yes it does. Just don't add effects like foam etc.

[@renatoneto85]

Abdiu Fikru thank you so much

[@the_diu]

@@renatoneto85 so actually they released corona 6 today and it supports foam too.

[@inzemammohammad6698]

You are super and your channel is super

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@nasarcad7049]

thanks for this video im looking for this kind of water animation thank you

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome

[@berrahalabdessamie8666]

Nice ,Thank u

[@ArchVizArtist]

Your welcome ;)

[@saeedshaikh8563]

Can u share script?

[@oscardelacruz6408]

Hello. have you tried GPU rendering? like Fstorm, Octane, RedShift, etc.

[@ArchVizArtist]

Not yet.. ;)

[@oblasthero5790]

Corona don't support GPU rendering yet,

[@oscardelacruz6408]

@@oblasthero5790 Yeah I know

[@vasanthprakash6516]

Your videos very helpful to me ...thank you ❤️

[@ArchVizArtist]

Glad you like them!

[@prashantparihar6051]

From Where do u download the 3d models for 3ds max

[@ArchVizArtist]

We use dimensiva and 3dsky most often.

[@abbassethi4663]

This is amazing. Plz make 3ds max tutorials for begginers.🙎‍♂️

[@ArchVizArtist]

Will do :)

[@_designprojectstudio]

thank you mam

[@rajazeshan3220]

Thanx mam for informative video...

[@ArchVizArtist]

Glad you like it ;)

[@gyulailevi]

nice, but you can simply composite in a greenscreen stock footage with after effects or fusion

[@ArchVizArtist]

Yes :)

[@gyulailevi]

@@ArchVizArtist but its a totally unique asset created by yourself so its more valuable :)

[@allenl9214]

Good luck finding a good stock image that suits your needs or your clients needs at proper scene, angle, lighting, objects, material you want.. Do it in 3d and have 100% control

[@gyulailevi]

@@allenl9214 there are thousands of footages even for free for this... just google it

[@allenl9214]

@@gyulailevi good luck convincing clients who pay tens of thousands to create imagery of their products that you will find stock image to use. Anyways, if you're new, stock imagery might seem like the faster and easier way. But those who have this process mastered and have proper tools can jump on 3ds Max and do a rendering within minutes, much faster than trying to find the correct stock image that will match and suit their needs

[@sonubhajan]

tell us about ur system configuration

[@ArchVizArtist]

In description :)

[@ataullahwasta3028]

Thank you

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome

[@deepmusic2456]

Gud video.....👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you ;)

[@maheshcreativeworks25]

Super madam

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you very much

[@mohamedkhaled4675]

thank you

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome 😊

[@yodgorsaidov6135]

👍👍👍

[@rohantankariya54]

Can you please some good luts please that's help to so many people or can you make some post production tutorials!!!!

[@ArchVizArtist]

Good idea, will do ;)

[@mohdmohsin2685]

Nic tutorial

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you :)

[@suhailaroma6646]

♥️👍♥️

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thanks!!

[@LeeJackson3d]

This is basic compositiing and we been doing it for 100 years. Why are we calling it something new ?

[@ArchVizArtist]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinemagraph

[@marceltanaka]

those realistic renderings are boring

[@honoratoafonso2307]

Amazing