Simple Trick to Up Your Floor Generator Game in 3ds Max | Corona Renderer & V-Ray

In this video I'm going to show you a super simple trick to increase realism of your Floor Generator materials. It's useful for laminate floors but you can customize it for your needs.
Please leave a comment for your suggestions, questions and requests.
Thank you!
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[@barisakyuz]

It's a very simple trick but it brings to your render a whole new level. 🤯

[@lemming77gode]

Thank you, cool tip! I think in the beginning you took a little long to get your across (that the wood in laminate is only planar), you could've shortened that, but all around, really well explained and easy to understand. Just subscribed.

[@jat8090]

Siiiiiick! Thanks for the share, duder!

[@DjDime92]

or simply copy and convert your floor object to a poly, select the edges you need for AO faking, detach, shell it just a bit and set atop your floor. for a room that's still faster than figuring out uvws, making composites and shit. thx for the vid tho. -Edit: I just figured that when you convert your floorgen object into poly and select faces it automatically selects everything you don't need LOL so it's waaay faster, + more control. +more polygons in the scene but who cares about ram anyway. just shove 64gb in there and no worries

[@mahbodezmodels427]

Vray has VrayDirt map which does the same job, nice tutorial btw!

[@cgsand]

Thanks a lot!

[@anlgunduz1776]

Thanks, keep up!

[@ilyasdavarc5063]

Amazing!!!

[@armeniouz3D]

Bro thx. How you made this laminate texture?

[@cgsand]

Thank you too! Here you can find the previous video that I made it, if you haven't seen already. ruclips.net/video/_6hFd1NjwIE/видео.html
Basically it's just a single wood texture plugged into CoronaUVWRandomizer and Corona MultiMap, in that order.

[@armeniouz3D]

@@cgsand Thanks a lot man!!)