Procedural Maps to Create Texture Effects in 3DS Max

This tutorial will go over the introduction to Procedural Texturing and how procedurals work, as well as show you how to create a pretty cool texture effect of rivers of lava.
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[@PixelBrosFilm]

This is great! You are excellent at explaining things very clearly! ThNk you

[@michaelschmitz5544]

Hey Clint,
great tutorials! helped me a lot!

[@neudatum]

Thank you for this well made tutorial!

[@Benhand98]

nice one helps with my game design course thanks

[@rafaelclara4822]

Btw this tutorial is really helpful

[@nalunui]

tutorials.render-test.com/start_files/Procedural_Images.zip

[@vvaaruz]

very helpful ,thanks . i just noticed that the textured wall in the viewport is not resembling the material slot sample . the colors in the viewport are dimmer whereas yours are exactly the same . then i turned off the adjusted gamma (2.32) and swiched to default autodesk LUT and the issue was resolved . but now i am confused as to which setting gives the true colors . any suggestions ?

[@izvarzone]

Are there any tutorials how to code your own procedural maps?

[@speedytheunsilent8675]

how would i transfer this to unreal 4 with the texture looking like the final result

[@lSechSl]

how can make this one but using maya, do you have another tuto?

[@ttandc]

Does that " show material in viewport button have any use? With over 15 years with Max I have never needed to not see a material in viewport like that.

[@nalunui]

Well I can tell you that it also allows you to change what texture is displayed in the viewport. So while I may not ever want to have no texture displayed, I might want to use it for one of the composite textures so I can see more easily where I put a mask or something like that. At which point I can turn it on at the mask level, or turn on the normals maps for a clearer picture of what's going on there, etc. =) Other than being more specific about what I want to see in the viewport, no I really have never not wanted to see some texture on a model either.

[@ttandc]

Good to have just in case I guess :)

[@rafaelclara4822]

Will any one tell me where to get that ground image please, I really need it. Thanks =)