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@igormota3d Go on my friend .. im learning alot from u ❤❤

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This is only available from 3ds max 2024 onwards

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Installing Tyflow plugin

Thank you so much! Maintaining a high level of detail with little geometry is a more complex task. I recommend using depth maps if you need to bring a lot of small details to the model. You can use a retopology technique on a high poly mesh and then bake the details into the low poly mesh. I believe this is the best option for complex models. But not everyone wants to learn retopology :/. thans for comment and for following the channel. Good Studies!

Verdade. Mas, devem lançar isso lá no blender em algum momento. Eles são uma mistura de muita coisa junto. Devem adicionar algo similar.

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Thanks bro!

I haven’t migrated to 3ds max 2025 yet. Sorry

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3ds Max, o renderizador foi o Corona Render

Maybe I’ll bring a tutorial on texturing to the channel. I’ll think about it

Obrigado!

Valeu!

Thanks! In Vray is the same process. Only change the lights to vray light and setup the render using the vray settings. The process is very similar

​@@igormota3d ​ the problem is in glass material i have some issues in material i can't handle it in vray like in corona!♥

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Great! Thanks for comment bro! Come on!

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thanks bro! I will try to bring you something along the lines of what you need. Thanks for watching!

I have a question: as you mentioned, having a layout of the mesh makes the process faster. Do you think it’s best to always create a layout as a reference, like you did here, for every model? Or does it depend on each model, and are there some cases where it would be better to work more intuitively, completing the mesh as you model?

Thanks for the feedback, bro. I'm trying to teach in a clear and objective way so that it's easy to understand.

@@davidsalcedo6019 I don't recommend creating all models. Only do it on complex things or things that are similar to study. Standard modeling is mostly solved with the artist's intuition. I recommend creating on models that you have no experience with. Complex models, most of the time hard surfaces. I made this basic model to introduce the planning class on the channel. The idea is to create a hard surface weapon used in games. But I needed to introduce more basic content to later move on to something intermediate and then advanced.

@@igormota3d The planning class was incredibly useful, even though it was for a basic object. As you said, it's an ideal starting point. I'm also eagerly looking forward to the future weapon modeling video. All your videos are so enriching; thank you again for sharing your knowledge

Available in the next week

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@@atef10 Brasil. and u ?

Appreciate it bro

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Thanks bro

thank you bro! New content about the modeling this planning available today on the channel!

thank you bro! New content about the modeling this planning available today on the channel!

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search "Lorben 1x30" in the google bro. Easy

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It adjusts an edge according to the shape that the software understands to be correct. Think of a curved shape that has some imperfections and you need to adjust them quickly. You can use this command to solve this.

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Hey bro! Unfortunately, there is no better way than doing a retopology. You can even use some plugins that do the retopology automatically. But it won't be 100% optimized for games.

When you run the script, you can't find it in the customization tab to add a shortcut? It's working correctly on mine.

Yes. Is another method. However, it takes longer.

Hey bro. After using boolean you will have the meshes of both objects joined. Unless there is an error and the model is filled with triangles. I don't know if that is your case. But, use retopology after boolean. This way you will have a lighter mesh with a better topology.

@@igormota3d thank u