Materials and UV Mapping - Getting Started in 3DS Max 2021 (part 8)

In this Video we are going to create our first materials and apply them to our geometry. Starting with simple "Standard Materials" we will adjust its parameters, aplly diffuse color maps, bump maps and opacity maps.
We are also adjusting the position, rotation and scale of the textures and use more then one material on one object.

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[@Sweden2023]

You won't be able to create standard scanline materials until after you have set the render engine to be Scanline. Then those materials will be visible. The default renderer is now Arnold, that's why you'll need to change it. Thank you!

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[@AFTutorials]

Thank you! I appreciate your feedback!

[@vicb9374]

thanks for this amaizing video. I got a little problem can't solve this. After I drag and dropped the material sampler from the material editor to the selective object it does not showing the texture, it is only one colored. Do you have any idea what I need to set or thick or anythig to be shown nicely? Thanks ,Viktor

[@AFTutorials]

First of all: I do not recommend to "drag and drop materials". Select the objects and use "assign material to selection" button. By default, materials do not show on the objects. There is a little button in the material editor that has a material sample and a checker pattern on it. That shows the texture for this material only. If you want to see all materials with textures (my recommendation) use: and and then pick anything "with maps". voila!

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[@JaySamurai79]

Hi. Does this video cover texturing alembic?

[@arqcruzxl6943]

Perfect, tk

[@FrediMorillas-pn2eb]

I'd like to ask how can I create 2 different materials on the same side of a plane, for instance around the opening of a window, on the external side there is a render and on the internal side plasterboard. both with different textures and colours, which is the right way to do it?

[@AFTutorials]

The best way to solve this is by using a multi/sub-object material and putting different material-IDs on the faces or polygons.

[@rene3738]

Danke Arnold für deine Tutorials. Diese haben schon etliche Fragen von mir beantwortet! :) Darf ich hier noch eine weiterführende Frage stellen? Ich habe beispielsweise eine Box rundum mit einem Holz-Material belegt. Ich möchte aber an den Seiten die Struktur drehen, sodass die Maserung des Holzes immer entlang der längeren Seite verläuft. Wie bekomme ich das hin? Gizmo, Multi-/Sub object mit MaterialIDs lassen mich verzweifeln... ;)

[@AFTutorials]

Multi-/Sub Material nur wenn die Texturbilder unterschiedlich sind. Anpassen der Textur mit der Kombination von Mesh Select , Auswahl einer Fläche und dann UVW Map modifier. Ist auch in einem Video erklärt.

[@CarlosSantos-qn8oc]

good night Are Uvw Map and Unwrap Map sufficient techniques for mapping a large project, or are you still using the manual way of selecting and cutting Edges?

[@AFTutorials]

I use mostly the UVW map modifier, sometimes in combination with mesh select. And only occasionally the unwrap UVW modifier. The size of the project does not matter as the texture coordinates are done object by object.

[@CarlosSantos-qn8oc]

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[@thegeneral2344]

Thanks

[@slwanethebeast8664]

What about in 3ds max 2022? i am having some trouble there

[@AFTutorials]

Sorry, but I can't do the tutorials for each and every new version. Besides certain buttons moving to different locations I have not seen, that my tutorial is outdated.

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REQUEST. AF IF I SEND YOU MY PACKAGING PRODUC WILL YOU TELL ME, HOW I SET AS 3D WITH ANIMATION......

[@AFTutorials]

Sorry, but I can't do that.

[@kodhathalashobharani1331]

Scan line not show that materials

[@AbdulHanansk]

same here

[@hiHihi1957]

2:11 3:15

[@subetai17]

I like the information you provide, but there absolutely no need to keep switching to your face. Keep the camera focused on the computer screen please.