In Volume 17 of “Known Unknown Depths of 3ds Max,” expert Vjekoslav Kiraly from RenderRam shares four helpful, hidden tools in 3ds Max.

First, he covers “Ignore Extents.” This feature makes managing complex scenes simpler because it lets you ignore certain objects.

Next, he introduces “Ribbon – Fill.” With this tool, you can quickly fill gaps in your geometry. As a result, your modeling becomes faster and easier.

Then, Vjekoslav explains “Spline Quad Cap,” a useful feature for creating clean caps on spline shapes. This improves your models and their topology.

Finally, he discusses the “Spline Overlap” tool. This tool helps you fix overlapping spline segments easily, so your models become precise and clean.

Overall, this tutorial from RenderRam is perfect if you want simple ways to improve your architectural visualization workflow in 3ds Max.

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In his latest video, Vjeko from RenderRam showcases a new AI tool called Rodin Hyper3D, a platform that transforms 2D images and text into high-quality 3D models with ease.

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Georgian archviz artist Michael Khachaturyan, from Michael Archviz Studio, presents the Making Of for his latest project: Bringing the spirit of adventure to life!

Find out how he combined 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Megascans and Forest Pack to make this project a reality.

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Meshroom is giving away this 3D model of the Aslak Chair, designed by Ilmari Tapiovaara in 1946, and manufactured by Artek.

This asset is available in OBJ, FBX and 3ds Max native format, compatible with both V-Ray and Corona Renderer.

You can get the files here.

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Want to speed up your 3ds Max modeling workflow? Vjeko from RenderRam is here to help with a deep dive into essential precision tools that can transform the way you work.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use snaps, mirror, align, and other powerful features to streamline your modeling process. Work smarter, not harder, and take your efficiency to the next level!

You can watch the rest of the series here.

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Oliver from Upstairs teaches us how to create renders in the style of Fran Silvestre Arquitectos using SketchUp, D5 Render and Photoshop.

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Vjeko from RenderRam shares 5 awesome 3ds Max scripts that will help you save a lot of time when working on your next project.

You can check out each script down below:

• Paste RefImage
• Batch Merge
• StitchGenerator
• Randomize Elements
• Remove Modifiers

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The YouTube channel ArchViz presents a great tutorial on using Stable Diffusion and ControlNet to explore different architectural concepts.

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Oliver from Upstairs takes you through a step-by-step guide on turning ordinary architecture plans into visually stunning presentations using Photoshop.

You can get the files used in this tutorial here.

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Adán Martin explains how to create customizable perforated panels in 3ds Max, controled by a map for defining the openness or closure of the holes.

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