In Max you can choose between multible Render Engines. Click Rendering and Render Setup…ħ ARNOLD is now active.

(No scaling errors today…) Enter System Units Setup.Ħ We will now prepare the scene, which will eventually allow us to create an image (a rendering) of mr. LEGO was initially created in mm…) In the Units Setup dialogue choose: Metric/Millimeters Close both boxes with an OK. Here I will demonstrate how to arrange lights and create images with realistic looking shadows.ģ Before starting I will do a checkup on a few settings in 3ds Max…Ĥ Before starting I will do a checkup on a few settings in 3ds Max… Are we working in millimeters? This is checked by entering Customize / Units Setup…ĥ Click here… Before starting I will do a checkup on a few settings in Max… Are we working in millimeters? This is checked by entering Customize / Units Setup… System Unit Setup opens… Millimeters here, No checkmark here… (Assuming that Mr. The LEGO man visits the photo studio Tomas Benzon, DTU/MEK, March 2018Ģ This tutorial is a continuation of Translation of the LEGO man, (describing how to import him to 3ds Max as a group of individual parts, allowing you to animate him). 1 Rendering a picture in 3ds Max using the Arnold renderer:

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