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Using vector shapes to add details

Using vector shapes to add details - 3ds Max Tutorial

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Using vector shapes to add details

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- [Instructor] If you don't have the drawing tablet to add some more details such as cracks through the texture that we just recently modified by applying different filter to a real image or texture and created a less busy texture. To add cracks, another way or technique that I usually do is that here I have this file and a friend of mine has provided me lots of different vector shapes. These are kind of the linings that I can use for wood and each of them is placed on a separate layer. And I will be providing you with this with the exercise files. So if I choose this Line_06. Let me just unselect everything out and while this being selected which is this line here I'll will right-click and hit Duplicate Layer. And then from dropdown list, I'm going to choose Stylized_Wood, this is the file where I want to copy this and hit OK. And I'll have the line here which, as you can see, is still vector form. So I'll press Control T and rotate that line a bit. And also scale that up and…

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