How to Use UV Mapping Channels in 3D Studio Max for Basic Material Masking

In this video, we demonstrate how to leverage the power of UV Mapping channels in 3D Studio Max to create a grungy water splatter effect on the bottom of a concrete wall.
A tutorial with screenshots and step-by-step walkthrough of using UV Mapping channels in 3DS Max can be found on the Rendernode website here:
bit.ly/uvchannels

[@hudhayfahawni6700]

loong time looking for this ❤

[@El_arquitect0]

thanks youtube for the "video speed option"
and thanks to you too!

[@n_particle9075]

Thanks - useful!

[@NexusCool1]

But this is vray
dependant ?

[@rendernode]

It's a native 3DS Max feature that can be used with any render engine, though there's a chance that not all input types support it-I'm not 100% sure there. For example, HDRI maps may not allow channel mapping (or they may!)

[@시도로]

cool

[@swambast]

Lot of potential, but damn that video quality is horrid - can't even see what you're clicking or doing, kind of defeats the whole purpose of the video.

[@rendernode]

The video is available in a quality of up to 1080P. Did you try selecting a higher quality setting from the RUclips video settings > video quality menu? (accessible via the little gear icon in the lower righthand portion of videos)

[@swambast]

@@rendernode Very cool of you to reply, thank you! Your advice definitely helps - seems like RUclips defaults to Auto so appreciate the insight and the demo was very informative and helpful.