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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is mainly because: (1) This scene uses a plug-in plug-in that does not exist in the 3DS Max system, and of course the rendering is incorrect.
2) If it looks fake, use the main menu: Customize-Configure Paths to add a new one.
3) When using a higher version of 3ds Max to color a scene file in a lower version, there is a possibility that smooth groups and sub-materials may occur.
The qualitative confusion is more obvious in 3ds max or VS. This is where the hand needs to be re-performed.
Labor adjustments.
The main reason may be the lighting problem, look at the scene, the whole is not very bright, the wall tiles on the upper part of the picture are relatively dark, if it is not the light using remote attenuation, then it is the cabinet marble material or the color and brightness of the light. You can reduce the saturation or brightness values in the texture output. You can also right-click on the model --- object properties --- accept a decrease in the GI value. >>>More
Creates a plane with a number of segments. I'm creating a plane with a 10*10 number of segments. Add a Skew modifier to it. Specific.
<> is this worth 70 points of the book? Macro in the sky.
If the material you set in MAX is a transparent material, it stands to reason that the shadow after the light is hit is the kind of shadow that the light passes through the glass, but this is not the case in MAX, all the physical shadow processing is done, unless you set the transparent material shadow, it will do transparent shadow processing. So you'll also want to set the light shadows to transparent shadows.
There are several reasons why 3dsMax renders black:
1 All scene lights are turned off, including the default lights in the render settings. >>>More