3ds Max tutorial - Interior Architectural Design: Bathroom part 3

A 3ds Max tutorial covering the modeling, texturing and rendering of a bathroom complete from start to finish.

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• 3ds
• max
• 2010
• interior
• architecture
• design
• tutorial
• bathroom
• arch
• and
• materials
• lighting
• rendering

[2aropax3]

what format for this video?

having trouble playing 3-10 and 13...

im using windows media player and realone... =( please help

[eternal3lade]

@2aropax3 well I don't really remember what I rendered it out as, but try using VLC as it plays most videos, also you must have downloaded the videos somehow, do you remember what format you saved them as?

[Dtormala]

um I notice with the light switch there is a bend on the switch itself. I actually figure how to achive that effect. I just connect the sides of the lines and made 2 segs and pinch them together and push the 2 lines inward that way it gives the switch a bend to it.

[eternal3lade]

Nice find, when i continue the tutorial I'll add that in.

[atronix]

This is just awesome man. tank you very much. But talk a little bit louder next time.

[eternal3lade]

Sorry about that, I was in the process of changing mics and forgot to turn up the volume.

[ertanari1]

very nice job, regards

[2aropax3]

@eternal3lade

i forgot, but i dl it using idm...

thanks... i dl vlc...

and again thanks for this vid...

do u have vids for exterior designs?

[rockbaglama]

thanx.

[khoy23ful]

i can use autocad for this model...it 's easier and much faster...

[xFesx]

if you use the align tool, you can automatically match the size with the reference box.

[mohamedelashmawy]

very good

[1pashok]

u'r kind slow

[heilong79]

Thats great. When you create the spheres there is an option called slice 2 and you can set it to 180 degrees to chope the sphere in half saving a few polys.