TEXTURING Doors and windows in 3Ds max |

Quick Learn How to apply materials to doors and windows in 3ds max
1) Applying material to AEC objects
2) Doors & Windows texturing
3) multi sub object material
4) how to apply material to Doors and windows in 3ds max
#Quicklearn #3dsmaxtutorial #3dsmaxtutorialforbeginners

[@samyyoussef8380]

Many thanks for sharing ur knowldge, Rabena Yhdeek

[@Quick3D]

Glad to hear you found it useful. Many thanks for the feedback. 😊

[@garambhan-ht1ff]

Nicely explained!!! Too. Good 👍 video!!!

[@Quick3D]

Glad to hear you liked it.. thanks for your comment.

[@revosixtyfive4836]

Very nice, very well explained. Thanks

[@Quick3D]

Thank you so much 😊

[@iubitnunes]

I didn't miss any step. I got it all. Thanks for explaining well.

[@Quick3D]

Glad to hear that . I am grateful for the encouragement you gave me with your comment.

[@iubitnunes]

@@Quick3D you're welcome bro. & oh, I subscribed coz I know am gon' learn more from you.

[@Quick3D]

Thank for subscribing..😁

[@iubitnunes]

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[@PlamenaG]

Great tutorial!

[@Quick3D]

Thank you very much..

[@anonydass5773]

Not show that architecture option why sir 🙄

[@anonydass5773]

Your tutorial fantastic but not show that architecture option

[@Quick3D]

Thanks for the comment. Glad to hear you liked it.

[@Quick3D]

Architectural wood is seen only if your active renderer supports it.

[@anonydass5773]

I set activitie V-ray render

[@Quick3D]

In the video you watched the renderer is set to scanline. If your active renderer is set to V-Ray you may try using VRayMultiSubTex , that allows to add material based on Face material ID, you can add upto 20 maps in that.

[@Ted_Nique]

stop smoking it's not good for your vocal

[@Quick3D]

Thanks for the advice, by the way I m not a smoker