Tutorial - Texturing a Cannon

[myles]

Ctryl -> Alt -> Z allows you to go back as many times as possible (Im guessing your only pressing Ctrl Z).
Very nice tutorial though, we have some quite similiar techniques

[sampson]

Originally Posted by myles

Ctryl -> Alt -> Z allows you to go back as many times as possible (Im guessing your only pressing Ctrl Z).
Very nice tutorial though, we have some quite similiar techniques

nope i was presssing ctrl alt

[myles]

Originally Posted by sampson

nope i was presssing ctrl alt

Check through your keyboard shortcuts with Control>Shift>Alt>K to make sure that 'Step Backwords' is your undo key. Also Try Control>Alt>K and check that your history states is around twenty. Otherwise I have no clue :P

[s_ource]

Big thanks man i did learn some new methods. But how do you display bump maps in 3ds max viewport?

[sampson]

Originally Posted by unique

Big thanks man i did learn some new methods. But how do you display bump maps in 3ds max viewport?

uhh i'm not 100% sure on that. you can use the inbuilt max direct x i think??? but uhh howcome your using bump maps not normal maps?

[s_ource]

Originally Posted by sampson

uhh i'm not 100% sure on that. you can use the inbuilt max direct x i think??? but uhh howcome your using bump maps not normal maps?

I thought it was thesame thing just 2 words for it but im using thesame as you use in the video. I cane see it when i render it but not in viewport as you cane.

[Flava-Fly]

Great video, thanks for taking the time to create it! Learned a few little tricks there that are gonna come in handy. Shame about part two, and that your computer was fighting you all the way. Great final result!

[Shatter]

Great tutorial, thanks!

[Trasheater]

Great tut, shame about part2. I did learn a good bit from you. I hope to make use of the metal textureing method that you used. I really liked the look of it in the end.