May 15, 2009
Posted by Hussain in Tutorials | 13 Comments
Video Tutorial 1: Creating a Vent Layout using Opacity Maps
Hi everyone, Hope you enjoy our very first video tutorial about making a vent layout using 3D Studio Max and Photoshop. We used this vent layout in our latest “New Breed” logo.
We’re planning on having a new tutorial every Thursday so be sure to check back next week for our next tutorial 
. We’ll try to rotate it so that it would be a design tutorial in 1 week and a development 1 in another.
Feel free to post all your questions on our blog.
See ya next week…
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i really can’t thank you enofe man this video is so helping me , becase i wase looking for a good way to make a car tent or the front Grill of the car
Big thanks to you i hop your work grow and grow
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thanks,
very glad it helped, and all the best to you in your future works
Great tutorial!! ThankS!
Thanks
nice tutorial, i am trying it out.. but if you have a sphere and place a light within it im wondering how to get reflections of the light through the shape? isit possible?
thanks.
yes its possible, here’s an example using an omni light, I placed it in the middle of the sphere, and mark the shadows as ON… since im using vray, i chose the VRayShadow, and that should do it and detect ur shapes on ur opacity map…
here’s the outcomes-
Only using Omni Light:
http://www.skyrill.com/buffer/vent-examples/omni.jpg
Original lighting with 2 vray lights on the side and an omni light in the sphere:
http://www.skyrill.com/buffer/vent-examples/omni_vray.jpg
hope that helps!
nice initiative, thanks for the tut mate…
yep, thx
What version VRay and 3D Max are you using?
Very nice tutorial btw. Thankx
thanks,
I’m using Vray 1.5 SP2 and 3D Max 2009
hope that helps.
Very nice and elegant…I like it and very useful also…
good job hussain…
useful tutorial
Good tutorial..tx