The Ultimate Vray Materials Course: Creating Wood Material

[@АлександрНовик-к1в]

Thanks you for this amazing, comprehensive tutorial. I'm really looking forward to seeing your next tutorial.

[@h.ferruhkaleli9522]

Denis, it feels as if the video is kept not matching up with your sound in some sections,yeet thank you so much for it

[@eddi3theg4mer24]

Grazie per i tuoi tutorial, mi danno un grande aiuto.

[@Jimbobuk10]

Not sure but seems like the encoding of this vid is messed up somehow. Keeps stuttering from frame to frame. Nice vid tho thx all the same.

[@claudenegordon6192]

I just started learning 3ds max and how to create wood texture. This would have been the perfect video; however, many important steps are not shown on screen. I had to stop midway through to find another video. Those steps might be easy to follow if you're familiar with 3ds max but not for beginners who knows nothing about the program.

[@Mathijsvanwijk]

Good video, but very often the important steps are hard to follow because of video buffering on your side... Makes it hard to know what you did.

[@AbdulGani-kw7ks]

Sir can yoy make jelly kind of material...

[@salehtm]

Thank you so much, Denis what do you think about PBR materials? What are the differences and is it better in terms of realism or not? TNX

[@nasarcad7049]

Im waiting for this denis thank q so much

[@DenisKeman]

The link to the course is in the description of the video

[@MrRaj184]

If you are starting out with Architectural Visualizations or have been doing it for some time you do know that one of the main factors to get a realistic render is proper Lighting for your scenes. Here is the very first premium course from DKCGI.NET that is an in depth look at how to use Vray for lighting your scenes. gumroad.com/a/1056814195

[@prasanthpanicker9789]

Wow thanks

[@passerby5947]

thank u so much

[@EnesEditpro]

The video is not clear too much lags.

[@VIBESNLIKES]

thank you sir..

[@Lootzuh]

🔥

[@helixbox3]

gr8 wow