Hardwood Floor Using Array Modifier | 3ds Max Procedural Modeling Tutorial

[@QuriTM]

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[@BoundlessBox]

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[@ahmadmarshan6380]

Never stop doing this tutorials ! 👏

[@BoundlessBox]

I’m working on it 😁🙏

[@guka121]

Amazing. Thanks for this vid

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[@electroluxia]

Wonderful. All the way around.

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[@BoundlessBox]

I’m glad it helped you 🙏🙏

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It really helped me a lot... Thank you ❤️

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[@obolencky]

Thanks for array modifier tips. But is there anyone who using arnold renderer for interior visualzation? (and physical materials too) I think materials creation part is not actual.

[@BoundlessBox]

You’re right about Arnold renderer it’s not popular in architectural visualizations to the best of my knowledge, I used it with physical material which is compatible with most render engines, but you can use this workflow with any material of choice it will be basically the same approach for most render engines, and thank you for feedback 🙏