The following tutorial assumes that the user has a basic knowledge of 3ds Max when applying textures to the self-illumination toggle; applying the “UVW map” modifier and assigning material slots to objects/surfaces.
When using a bitmap in the “VrayLightMtl” or mental ray “Self Illumination (Glow)” toggle, the texture display is often overridden by its default colour swatch (i.e. white) in the viewport.
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The viewport artifact occurs even when the “Show Standard Map in Viewport” button is enabled in the “Bitmap” parameters.
It’s also worth mentioning that this problem is only specific to 3Ds Max 2012 and 2013.
This current “bottleneck” is a major setback to users trying to tweak the bitmap to fit a specific area of a surface while using the “UVW map” modifier.
So far, some users resort to numerous unpractical solutions to overcome this hurdle.
The practical approach frequently used by most professionals to correct this viewport artifact, is to simply change the self-Illumination default colour swatch, to 100% black.
This “trick” will enable the self-illumination texture to automatically become visible in the viewport, for both Vray or mental ray.
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Finally, once more, I would like to give a big THANK YOU to “RENDER NOW” for allowing me to use their extensive and reliable rendering resources to finalize the above image...at a lightning speed!!!
I hope you have found this tutorial useful.
source: http://www.cgarena.com/
This current “bottleneck” is a major setback to users trying to tweak the bitmap to fit a specific area of a surface while using the “UVW map” modifier.
So far, some users resort to numerous unpractical solutions to overcome this hurdle.
The practical approach frequently used by most professionals to correct this viewport artifact, is to simply change the self-Illumination default colour swatch, to 100% black.
This “trick” will enable the self-illumination texture to automatically become visible in the viewport, for both Vray or mental ray.
OR
Finally, once more, I would like to give a big THANK YOU to “RENDER NOW” for allowing me to use their extensive and reliable rendering resources to finalize the above image...at a lightning speed!!!
I hope you have found this tutorial useful.
source: http://www.cgarena.com/
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