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3DS MAX Tutorials : Ivy generator and 3dsmax integration, making of Luffa farm
| In this video tutorial you will learn to create rambling Luffa (kind of vegetable in Taiwan) with Ivy Generator, then import the rambling Luffa in 3ds max 7, render with Finalrender stage-1 and set a HDRI background. For the material, you're going to use free material plugin---Darktree Simbionts to create material for the ground dirt. And also you will learn to use depth of field to blur the horizon and make the final rendering looks for natural. |  |
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