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a collection of time savers

Posted on 08/04/2007 by Spot

edgechex gives you more control of chamf … Continue reading →

Posted in 3DSMax, Plug-ins & Scripts | Tagged box, chamfer, edge, intersection, map, outline, snake, spiral, spline, workflow | 271Leave a commenthttp://www.onoff.ch/2007/04/08/a-collection-of-time-savers/a+collection+of+time+savers2007-04-08+18%3A54%3A21Spot

using layer blending with texture maps

Posted on 08/04/2007 by Spot

since autodesk never integrated blending … Continue reading →

Posted in 3DSMax, Plug-ins & Scripts | Tagged blend, layers, map, mode, opacity | 270Leave a commenthttp://www.onoff.ch/2007/04/08/using-layer-blending-with-texture-maps/using+layer+blending+with+texture+maps2007-04-08+18%3A40%3A02Spot

1-2-3 opacity mapping with vray

Posted on 27/02/2007 by Spot

there’s a very easy way to render an opa … Continue reading →

Posted in 3DSMax, Rendering | Tagged dirt, map, opacity, render, vray | 2582 Commentshttp://www.onoff.ch/2007/02/27/1-2-3-opacity-mapping-with-vray/1-2-3+opacity+mapping+with+vray2007-02-27+22%3A59%3A00Spot
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