Noise Lines or pattern tutorial with OSL in 3dsmax

[@3DRnD]

The osl materials are something with huge potential.. thanks for this great video

[@FXPearStudio]

OSL is something I really want to explore more, and your video is awesome! Thank you Master!

[@abubakarabdul9755]

You are a legend bro…nice one …good job

[@caiburrows4317]

so cooool!! thank you so much man!

[@nayanbodawala]

you're welcome

[@amineroula]

amazing tip, thank you for sharing, Please make more videos about procedural textures in 3dsmax and Osl, I think max has a lot of hidden features that most people dont use :)

[@kostic1975]

Great video, thanks for sharing. I wanted to ask is it possible in OSL to make perfect loops with noise maps?

[@majidadab912]

your English is very fluent and with a good accent in comparison to other Indian CG artists.
also, you explained very well and I love your tutorials. look forward to seeing more.🤩🤩
Just I have a question, Nayan: is it really necessary to assign the blue channel to vector displacement?!
because the original map is grayscale and I did not see any difference when I directly put the output of "multiply" to vraydiscplacement.
is "vector displacement" not for only color displacement maps?!🤔🤨

[@nayanbodawala]

The whole reason for blue color was because I was getting crisp results with vector displacement, blue color denotes z-axis…..

[@nayanbodawala]

But if you are getting the same result with grayscale, then go for it, it’s not important to have blue color for displacement

[@moonjam]

Brilliant!

[@MrFrameFlick]

Amazing!

[@echopathy]

Lovely!

[@electroluxia]

Thank you!