You can do this by adding a shell modifier, then converting the plane to editable poly, then select all the polys except the bottom ones, detach the selected polys and you have an area where you can apply V-Ray Fur (with thickness).Īnyway! Now, have a look at the parameters, see what all tabs it has, what all settings can be made here in the V-Ray Fur Parameters. Then click on V-Ray Fur, and your scene would change like this (don’t panic at this point).Īnd now starts the fun part, the parameter changing… At this point of time, you can always revert back to start, and make a new scene, remember we are working on a plane not on a box, we are not giving it any thickness, but we need thickness in our carpet. Now make a plane of 1 meter by 1.5 meter and increase the segments to 45 and 30Ĭlick on the create panel and from the drop down menu select V-Ray. Start up you 3ds Max and open a fresh scene…īefore we start using V-Ray Fur, I recommend we set our units to Meters, we will change the units to some other convention later as we proceed. But the question is, how are we supposed to use it? I’ll tell you how… Be it a Sofa-Set, Cushion, Carpet, Huge grass fields, Towels, Bathroom Slippers, Fur Jackets, Animal Fur, anything which might have any “Strand” can use V-Ray Fur.

Lately I have been asked by a few net friends to make a tutorial on “How to use V-Ray Fur for carpets” and I was moved by the requests, so here I am… Let’s do it!įirst of all, I want to point out the areas where V-Ray Fur can be used. Hello my friends, after a long pause I am back with a new step-by-step on V-Ray Fur.

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