3dsMax Monday Movie #12: Static UVWs

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In this Monday Movie I explore the virtues of static UVW mapping through the modifier stack in 3dsMax. It's a nifty technique for when you want a model to match the texture of an object, rather than the other way around!

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Education

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• 3dsMax
• 3ds Max
• 3d Studio Max
• MrBluesummers.com
• tutorial
• modeling

[GuyBluesummers]

^_^ I'm so glad you liked it!

I can live a month on bread, water, and a complement.

[tedchirvasiu]

how do you do the thing from 3:58?Good tutorial anyways :) Thanks

[T1Brit]

There are the best tutorials I have yet come across. Your delivery is immaculate and witty, and your accent is ideal laid back yank that sounds very easy on the ear. I am so glad i found these and will watch all of them. They are effortless to learn.

[TheFlippertg]

@tedchirvasiu

He used the "cut" tool from the editable poly vertex menu, the hotkey for it is Alt+C (I had problems to find that either, the hint was "I can just cut direct from my model" at 4:00)

[Turtan4]

Your voices great.

[alexnabokov]

thats a great feature , do you know if Maya has this feature as well ?

[thewaysh]

@GuyBluesummers Bluesummers i beg you, please tell me how do you keep being so mellow ??

[ronniedeenwho]

You sir, are a god :D

[Filo127]

please TELL ME!!

How do i see the textures while im editing my objects

i mean without rendering

like here you apply a map and you see it but i have to render first to see it

please - how do i see it in the viewport?

[realsoccerdude123]

When I select Poly after giving edit poly and uvw map modifier I can't see the yellow lines!?

They are only visible when I click on uvw map

do reply

thanks

[Marner0501]

thanks for sharing your knowledge. it seems that you really love helping people. I appreciate it. some of your tutorials really saved me from a lot of headaches .. keep it up

[FuKuki5]

brilliant!