Quickbit - Vertex Colors in 3DS Max

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[@henry7696]

how do i bake AO into the red, curvature into the green and so on?

[@Wip3ou7]

Yeah but how do you get it to display the alpha as transparent instead of just grayscale?

[@Vexod14]

Use it in the material applied to the model

[@juanfernandez1474]

great video , great explanation, thank you very much! +like

[@none53]

Hey, must reply please, i have a question, can we use vertex color of 3ds max, to make it work with the color selection in substance painter. Thanks, reply would be really appreciated.

[@FastTrackTutorials]

there is a way to bake the vertex colors from 3ds max into a texture which you can then use, as far as I know this is the only option to bake your vertex colors in max and then import them in painter as texture

[@thukzin_]

Hello friend. In my 3ds max the Vertex Painter brush looks very ugly, it doesn't look smooth like in your video. How to solve?

[@FastTrackTutorials]

try to play with the hardness/intensity and make sure you have enough vertecies

[@gabo-7]

Life saver tutorial!

[@shabbirkhargaonwala8648]

easily explained....thanx

[@JairoArtz]

when rendering I can't see it how can I solve that problem

[@techne360]

Same issue. I've got all my vertices painted and pretty but I want to see it in the renderer!

[@BioClone]

sadly yet seems to not work with Arnold renderer.. actually the tutorial serves nothing.

[@Vexod14]

Probably because you've used it nowhere in your shader. It's like saying you can't see your UVs when you never applied a texture to make use of your coordinates. So open material editor and plug vertex color node somewhere you'd see it.

[@crazymelomanka]

I paint, but nothing happens...

[@did3d523]

dont work with vray .. no render in your video ...