Render Multiple Variants of Materials in 3ds Max: Animate Multiple Materials

[@jakedenham]

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[@pablitowe]

Thank You so much!

[@nsevv]

Keyshot does this variant thing better, much more intuitive. Is there a way or plugin to replicate it like Keyshot variants with different camera angles (each camera view with own HDRI/lighting setup). In keyshot you can even name the variants and render out the files with correct names according to variant.

[@alonsoc7672]

thanks a lot!!!

[@jakedenham]

You're welcome!

[@turbosmooth6177]

useful video ... thank you

[@elisep1001]

Very useful, thank you for sharing.

[@jakedenham]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Rdgmol]

Very useful video. Thanks a lot. Let's say the camera is moving around the chair, how would you handle that since the timeline holds the transformation of the material and not the evolution of the movement?

[@jakedenham]

you can animate the camera using keyframes and the timeline

[@polygrid]

Thanks....thanks....thanks....a lot☺☺

[@jakedenham]

Most welcome 😊

[@sunilpandey525]

thank you

[@jakedenham]

You're welcome

[@mytailorstore]

Do you have any video related to the same technique but with Maya 2018 and vray

[@jakedenham]

Not specific to Maya, but the concept should translate

[@vrendviz1886]

BRAVOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

[@schaewill]

Wish I knew a way to do this in Rhino 😕

[@Sanjaybitu]

Useful video but how to animate material with bitmap

[@aminezazi]

you can make one material with multiple bitmaps attach to one attribute trough composite or blend map. then turn on autokey and change each bitmaps blend amount or opacity