Creating complex wall textures in 3ds Max and V-Ray

[@4mpli1234]

Thank you very much. I was trying to do something similiar my own but i failed. The internet is a place where you can learn everything. Thanks to people like you!

[@Warriorsoflight376]

Bro.....thats some real stuff you showed... And then you went render it was love Thankyou

[@kuroxns]

Thank you saved me a lot of time trying to browse videos for an actual working one

[@andiphilemlahlwa6750]

Great tutorial, links and program worked fine for me. Thanks for sharing.

[@effeggi89]

Still one of the best tutorial for the Wall Vray Material, thank you :)

[@puspendubiswas9073]

i have never seen this kind of deep understandable video in my life.. very much thank u

[@abhijithmk698]

Thank you...Thank you.. so much sir.This is the first time that i watch a tutorial for creating wall textures and i,m so much satisfied and have got valuable tips from this video.

[@lianyucra3267]

It doesn’t quite go into the sa level as detail as Lypur’s videos, but it gives you a great overview of the “basics” - so that you can start

[@maanuno]

Honestly I don't use 3DS Max. But for some reason this is really fun to watch. :P

[@azdnozzle]

Awesome 3ds Max tutorial, so detail y and so easy to understand, Thank you!

[@tekhiun]

Btw you dont always have to go to advanced search on google, you can click on more search tools and a menu with more filters will appear

[@abdelhadiafssahi5032]

drums softing good start learning how to make your own lodies. Good luck bro!

[@onaylamiyorum]

I was thinking yesterday how do make realistic wall? thank you bro :)

[@heshan66]

Thx .Nice easy beginners guide. helped plenty!

[@elimams]

At last 3dmax and Vray rendering made easy for beginner. Thanks Dennis for making it so simple Can we have one on exterior night rendering with the street lights,...etc

[@donmannyefel8373]

Very well explained. Thank you for the video. I am still learning how to apply material blending. Please share some interior lighting scene.

[@jackbeps5976]

Great, I understood how to use blend materials and settings well, thank you and great video!

[@DenisKeman]

+Jacopo Grosso I'll see about showing the way to mix maps with the composite map in a future video so you can see another way of getting the same effect. I'm glad that you learned about the blend material though :)

[@jackbeps5976]

+Denis Keman I'm trying to create advanced materials and this help me :) so I wait for the "mix"/"composite" map video (that I don't know how to use very well but I'm trying ahah)

[@mostar122]

You have a really nice voice sir (no homo). Really glad to I found your channel!

[@DenisKeman]

+mostar122 Love your comment (no homo) :)

[@3dmaxuser]

Gay :P

[@Revilo._]

Great list almost used all the hacks.. but pr pro is love ❤️

[@igorius]

Great tut Denis. Nice one mate.

[@juanantoniofernandez5835]

I go on learning English and Vray. Good job Master!!

[@Vanshgamer776]

straight to the point.

[@rashedmahfuz6063]

Thanks....very Helpful tutorial.

[@junjiewu9091]

This is really helpful. Thanks, Denis.

[@kit8661]

Great Video, really helpful with my assignments.

[@alirezakianmanesh2953]

you know what i just wanna say chokh saghol bro tnx a lot

[@youtubeplusofficial]

17 minutes than i've seen in years.

[@maiucanh1416]

need the other half of the video!

[@Jez1963UK]

Great tut Denis, please can you do a tutorial on Mix map ? I really need to know how that sucker works.

[@LiusiaUA]

great tutorial my friend,,, thanks a lot. keep making video !!!

[@lawees27]

I really wish you would use the slate material editor. Dx

[@lovlovtube]

Thanks very well done! If possible please do one on importing a building's 3d from Revit or Cad into 3dsmax and apply stone, washed concrete, metal, roofing etc on the building and rendered, something we the architects have to do often. Thanks again

[@adeyanjuoladapo6971]

thanks very much sir. i need some clarifications with vray 3.60 settings for realistic rendering sir.

[@ketygogoberidze-schoen4155]

Thank you so much 👏

[@sagargadhvi4420]

awesome work, very helpful :)

[@pavelpavlov977]

Really nice tutorials.

[@DenisKeman]

+Pavel Pavlov Cheers Mate

[@B4LN]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.Greatly appreciated :)

[@DenisKeman]

+B4LN It's comments like yours that make it worth my time and motivate me to make more. Really glad you liked it

[@brenogentil1]

Great tutorial, thanks a lot!

[@sunuganapathi9529]

Thank you for the new ideas

[@MrHum335]

Ur helping my reality

[@SagaraUrz]

I have a problem, when i use V-ray blend material, the bump gray color is taking over the main material color. i added the bump into coat 1 and i only have Bump map activated on it, so idk why is taking over the main material color. If i move the blend amount "color" towards black, i can see the texture regain the color again.

[@arjunsk6087]

Hey Denis ..thanks for the video...it's really helpful..great job... i would like to know what render settings or presets you use for rendering...it looked perfectly,the lighting ,noise ,camera and everything.. would you mind helping me out with this...

[@earthtoain5802]

I hear yah mate.

[@mahdineyshabouri9560]

Thank you

[@Ijascrytec]

this is wow.keep doing this

[@inzemamshaikh8448]

thanx really its a great tutorial how can i get the render setting for this video plz inform me i m waiting sir.

[@farb2009]

It's amazing all you can create in 3ds Max Thanks Denis for letting us learn more an more every day a silly question: Do we have to apply a UVW Map modifier to our walls to get this results?

[@1anchit]

Brilliant! Subscribed!

[@snakeeyes237]

Thank you sir, nice tutorial

[@blxi166]

What computer should i use?

[@PauloHenrique-kx4of]

very nice , thanks man you amazing

[@nstart1361]

Thank you very much.

[@yozoolo]

how do you apply reflections on this thing when u have a mix of bump maps... or this technique works only on none reflecting surfaces? or the reflection map will blend with the rest of the mats and will live in harmony ? :D

[@muzaffarkhan3113]

how is your material slot so colorful?? is there any plugin for it?? does it make any difference ??

[@DenisKeman]

Doesn't really make any difference, and the reason why it's colorful is because they are all Vray materials.

[@muzaffarkhan3113]

ohh, but even i use vray materials but my are always grey in color

[@bartsokol]

you don't use any reflection on this kind of wall ?

[@DenisKeman]

+BRT WROCŁAW The bump pretty much helps with the end result of the wall, but you can add some reflection if you want to have a more polished look

[@fireball1433]

Thank you ❤️

[@wisam0611]

Hello, How can i add more realism to my exterior walls ( simple painted walls)?. Y use, textures in diffuse and bump, dirt map, and dont see realistic like interior, see more monotone. thank you

[@scarstruck85]

Nice tutorial!

[@mikeben9587]

Hey Denis, can i "paint" a mask in 3ds Max, to define exactly where wich material is appearing?

[@DenisKeman]

you could do this by adding a custom black and white mask you create in PS, or you can use some vertex paining to define that

[@mikeben9587]

@@DenisKeman Ok, Photoshop is not good. For example, when i want a path in a grassfield i must see, the plane on wich i setup this. By vertexpain, how i must setup the v-ray materials?

[@shamnadns951]

Sir plz add aa how to create a photo realistic render settings for v ray

[@niteshtari6316]

i want to render setting for this plz??

[@belemaogan5498]

Please i will like a video on how to add a texture or image to a glass block or material. Preferably a material with flower and text and render

[@inzemamshaikh8448]

Thanx sir Real its very useful thanx again

[@mayureshy.1169]

I've been trying this but the image doesn't show up even though I click "Show shaded material in view port". Why so?

[@DenisKeman]

You haven't applied the material to the wall if it is not showing up

[@daxaleman165]

So much thanks im from mexicol

[@jimmylo1984]

Thank you for the tutorial. Is there a way to get the file for the scene? I'd like to see the settings and learn from there as well

[@DenisKeman]

Seeing as how this was done like 10 months ago i don't really keep the scene file .. sorry

[@yoav2393]

i love this

[@petermgruhn]

You also have to be careful how many things come up when you ask for bump that aren't bump.

[@Marienkarpfen]

Hello Mr Keman :0 Do you know by any chance how I can make for example a glass color that ignores objects that are behind it? So I want to add a glass material to a window and when you look through it you dont see the cupboard but only a wall.

[@DenisKeman]

Put a plane behind the glass, that way you will obscure the view to what's behind the glass

[@anasazees7822]

Thank u somuch bro.. really helpful :)

[@Mr3mour]

thank you it's very helpful

[@dylannguyen1402]

Excuse me, sorry for my stupid question. But how can you make that colorful vray . mtl slot ? Because everytime i open a new file, it always has standard grey mtl. Thanks!

[@DenisKeman]

You need to set VRay as your default mtl .. Customize -> Custom UI and Default Switcher

[@dylannguyen1402]

thank you. it worked

[@DenisKeman]

Danielle Nguyen Of course it worked :) Anyways always feel free to ask questions that you don't know the answer to, there are no stupid questions only stupid reasons for not asking one.

[@dylannguyen1402]

+Denis Keman thank you very much Denis. i appreciate it so much. ive been following you since the first time i saw your tutorial. the best teacher ever

[@interiorssriteja9175]

can I found everytNice tutorialng in it ?

[@rahuldayanand888]

Hello sir can we change the colour of wall before applying the damage wall image.

[@DenisKeman]

Yes you can :)

[@rahuldayanand888]

Can you tell me how it is done? Because the first 2 steps is sufficient to give a texture for a exterior wall.

[@DenisKeman]

Just change the Diffuse color of the material that has the bump on it. That way the underlying material will have the bump and the color information from the diffuse channel

[@rahuldayanand888]

Thank you

[@dayanithi1947]

AWESOME - THANK YOU

[@Osamah001]

Which vray version u r using here?

[@navidzardi7172]

if u can do a video about post production, it will be great

[@DenisKeman]

This is a bit of a general topic as post production is really dependent on what kind of render you are making. So product renders have one type of post production, architectural exteriors another, interiors yet another. The end result is simple, you can't make a general post production video that would cover everything.

[@efracanulmacias5328]

muchas gracias me ayudaste demasiado :)

[@Boolysland]

what type of lights and enviroment do you use??

[@DenisKeman]

+Akis Mous You can actually see how this entire scene was lit up and what was used in a previous video i did covering just that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIjLqKqvrceegJY Short answer though, V-Ray sun and Native environment slot, so nothing too fancy

[@Boolysland]

ooohhhh thanks a lot!!! Yes I am now watching them!!! Thanks!!! :D Nice work!!!

[@ranapradipta.2271]

"Let's pick a color to organize tNice tutorials" *picks the sa red for every soft

[@Otonium]

Thank you!

[@petermgruhn]

There's a very good chance that you can just download it and spend a lot of time in Photoshop fixing it because most "seamless" stuff online is only seamless but still shows the repeat.

[@ahammadalthaf.m.a6402]

THANK YOU...

[@psionicballer3766]

did he just say imma go to google maps for bump mapsXD, p.s very helpful vid!

[@DenisKeman]

Well you can get your images anywhere, and if you have something particular in mind you can make your own ( i've made videos about that as well ) but when you are recording a video you try and go the shortest route possible so the video stays in the 20-30 min mark. :)

[@MariMuthu-pw6tg]

textures please

[@zynpylmz.7]

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[@ingoStudio]

Hey Denis, that's a nice video you did here. I have one question about it dough. Why using Blend Material to mix the bump maps in many VRay Materials instead Composite Map to mix the bump maps in one VRay Material? Is it because like everything in life can be done in many ways and that's just your way? Or it's for better performance or better blending or other reason? Thank you again for the great tutorial.

[@DenisKeman]

+ingoStudio Multiple ways to skin a cat i guess ( Don't skin any cats though ), but that's simply a way that i've been doing it and i wanted to incorporate the damage portion so i simply mashed it into a Blend Material. And thanks for your input on the matter

[@farmanmugal7969]

nice sir

[@inzemamshaikh8448]

i need a tutorial for exterior with render setting plz ans me sir

[@DenisKeman]

Check the videos and you will see that there are a few for lighting and setting up an exterior

[@inzemamshaikh8448]

would u like to suggest me a few that kind of links or url plz plz plz plz plz

[@DenisKeman]

Try this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2aWonZoYrWUorc

[@ic.xc.]

Why arent u using the Material Slate Editor, it creates a better overview

[@DenisKeman]

+Marçus Keil Force of habit ... though UE4 and Substance Designer are forcing me the other way :)

[@syedarju6037]

I LOVE YOU

[@luluraschi.studio]

thanks a lot! :)

[@sandro0o00]

THANKS!!!

[@balvinderrajsingh5037]

configuration of your pc plzz,its too fast ,render in seconds

[@DenisKeman]

Hehe i only wish that the renders were done in seconds and that was due to my amazing PC .. sadly it's my amazing editing skills which is making it seem as the renders are done in a second :)

[@bilarlarbi8592]

it's oki!

[@tedicako8489]

U're from macedonia?

[@DenisKeman]

Yes i am

[@tedicako8489]

Lol...from albania here..really nice tutorials...im learning a lot from you

[@DenisKeman]

well cheers man, glad you are learning

[@sheikfareed8012]

@3:25 Google Maps :-P

[@simoneelia9580]

Who else has been making soft for a wNice tutorialle before but with a different DAW and wants to learn how to us soft?

[@h3cubb719]

잘보고갑니다^^

[@BrunoCS77]

great great thanks ans 5star for you