Procedural Berries in 3DS Max

This tutorial covers a simple and fast way to create a bowl of berries using procedural methods in 3DS Max.

[@lordavius]

I'll wait for the version with simulated berries filling the bowl. I know you're saving this one for later 😉.

[@lavart7043]

Another amazing tutorial. If you didnt disable Selection Brackets from viewport intentioally the J key toggle disable/enables it. However i am using 2018 and maybe it was disabled in 2017.

[@paulneale]

I hate those selection brackets.

[@GamingRevenant]

This is pretty awsome =D

[@Jimbobuk10]

nice tut again, thx....watched a couple of your videos now can I ask a question why do you use an form to scale things rather say and edit poly modifier?.....just interested thxs

[@paulneale]

Lower over head and easier then having to select all the verts.

[@Tracks777]

Great content

[@simplifiedmaya6591]

you didn't show where the particle system you used is !!!

[@AliNaserGFX]

finally new video , it very helpful :) thanks

[@nisk60]

Interesting but why use Pflow instead of the Scatter compound object?

[@paulneale]

Scatter works well and actually renders a lot faster but you can't have multi sub materials assigned. And I just wanted to show another way. People think of particles for FX but why not use them for modeling as well!

[@simplifiedmaya6591]

and how the result can be exported to an obj file ?

[@paulneale]

Use Mesher on the particle system and export it.

[@GoatOfTheWoods]

more more!