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3ds Max and Rail Clone Lite Tutorial
asART. 3D & motion graphics has released a new tutorial showing how to use 3ds Max and Rail Clone Lite with Macros, a very powerful combination for archviz.
Tutorial highlights:
- The tutorial highlights the installation and setup of two new macros designed to enhance the Rail Clone tool, with a specific focus on beginners to the Rail Clone environment.
- Differences between the free and pro versions of Rail Clone are discussed, including limitations like supporting only one generator per object and three segments in the free version.
- The process involves downloading the macros from a provided Google Drive link, importing them into 3ds Max, and using them to create complex assemblies, such as distributing objects along a spline.
- Practical applications demonstrated in the tutorial include setting up various architectural elements and adjusting parameters like height and rotation to create detailed, dynamic 3D scenes.
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asART. 3D & motion graphics has released a new tutorial showing how to use 3ds Max and Rail Clone Lite with Macros, a very powerful combination for archviz.
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