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[...] custom VRay Materials between scenes. Also it’ll allow you to build your own custom material library in 3Ds Max. We will run through how to save and open your own material library in all your [...]

[...] the great things about this script, apart from the awesomeness of being able to backsave a material library, is that it works with VRay material libraries as well. You have to run this script in 3Ds [...]

[...] All VRay materials used are available for free download by clicking the links below. Download Materials Detailed [...] Free VRay Materials. [...]

[...] All VRay materials used are available for free download by clicking either the images below or the links.   [...] Free VRay Materials. [...]

[...] Below we’ll show you how you can convert VRay materials from 3Ds Max into Maya in only a couple of minutes. Which means for all you Maya users that [...]

[...] quality textures. Download Our Leather VRay material. If it isn’t already, open the Material Editor. Click the ‘Get Material’ button. With the material/map browser open, click the [...]

[...] First of all open a blank scene in 3Ds Max, assign the V-Ray renderer and then open up your material editor (Press M). Use the ‘Get material’ option to open up the material you wish to [...]

[...] its original source. The post How to Save Custom VRay Material Library in 3Ds Max | Free 3Ds Max Tutorial appeared first on Free VRay Material Library | Download Free VRay Materials. [...]

[...] a detailed painted road lines texture map on to create the detail on the road. The post VRay Materials in use | Ferrari 458 Automotive Render appeared first on Free VRay Material Library | [...]

[...] layer on the material and textures, with dirt gathering in the cracks between slabs. The post VRay Materials in use | Contemporary Architectural Render appeared first on Free VRay Material Library | [...]

[...] In this VRay material tutorial for 3Ds Max we will run through the VRayMtl material settings, the most commonly used [...]

[...] white pushes the surface out, and black pushes it in. Below shows the difference between a bump map and a displacement map. As you can see the bump only alters the appearance of the surface, while [...]

[...] material, which is the same as the chrome VRay material available on our website, with the bump map removed to enable a smooth finish. We used our VRay car glass material for the windshield and [...]

[...] click the material and you are done. You can use this technique to load any of our V-Ray 3Ds Max materials you have downloaded, and open them in Maya. If you found this tutorial to be useful [...]

[...] . It makes for easy transport and location in future work. Although short we hope this save 3Ds Max material library tutorial proves to be useful and provides a helpful piece of 3Ds Max knowledge, [...]