V-Ray for 3ds Max — How to Make Glass

tq very much

how to open vfb and render that fast?

fog bias not in vray 6

Excellent!

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What about nested dielectrics in vray? It is possible?

it is very helpful, many thanks

Thanks very much 🥺

Madam iam using 2022 version 3ds max icant see diffuse reflection and refraction options

Anyone who will follow all these steps will not get this result ... because you did not explain the lighting that you use. Completely useless lesson and missing a lot of information.

Perfect

Hi! why i can not render ? the render window still black view :(

very helpful video,thanks.

please could you mention the v-ray version?

Thank you for this! Great tutorial, but my glass still looks black and not transparent?

watch something about caustic would be nice too.

想学习一些关于灯光的相关教程，可以出一些在3ds Max中如何布置灯光的教程吗？

Awesome, very real, the glass feels very transparent, very good! Glass products, industrial products, cosmetics product rendering tutorials, please add more tutorials of this kind, you need to work, thank you!

Why don't you use black value 0 in the diffuse but use 2?
Why don't you use 255 but 238 in reflect color? (Don't dielectrics have 100% fersnel reflection?)
Why don't you use 255 in the refractive color?
"To make the material transparent, set the Refract option to very close to white. The white color indicates that this material is fully refractive.
In real world no glass material is fully reflective or fully refractive, and the same goes for glossiness. To break the "perfection", let's reduce the Reflection Glossiness to something like 0.95 and the Refraction Glossiness to 0.99."
Why change a workflow that has always worked, has the calculation of reflections and refractions changed in vray 5?

That was on point! Please make more similar basics videos

Il serai vraiment bien d avoir ce type de démo pour l ensemble des matériaux qui existe ! ( Bois tissu....

glass for archviz pls

pls use compact material editor

I hate Max, but I like Vray 🙃

Thank you so much

very informative... thanks.