His post-processing workflow using Adobe Photoshop. Below are the screen grab of my render settings using Vray Advance.

In my opinion, it is easier to control sharpening using Photoshop.

I double the sharpening effect (VRay render, and Photoshop), therefore the result is better. Usually I use catmull-rom, but most of the time I do the sharpening using Adobe Photoshop. **note: don't forget to proxy your scattered model. You'll get better result when you scatter different grass scale and grass type. When you render you'll see the outcome.Ĩ. Select Multiscatter and set as you like.ħ. Next step is use relax modifier to smoothen it.ĥ.On the modifier list select turbosmoothĦ. Here is a simple tutorial for my foreground plants and grasses using 3DSMaxĢ.Right click and convert it to editable-polyģ.Drag down the modifier panel until you see paint deformationĤ.Tick the push/pull button and start creating your ground and contours. The Grass: I used Peter Guthrie's tutorial. Copy the corresponding version of MultiScatter.Note: From 3DSMax 2010 (Extended), you can now open skp files directly.īelow is the screen grab of my SketchUp model. Remove the cracked MultiScatter.dlo file from the previously installed version (if available)Ģ.

MultiScatter Texture works not only with MultiScatter objects and can be applied to any other objects. The integrated MultiScatter Texture procedural map will make the array more realistic by randomly distributing color from object to object. With this feature, it becomes very easy to revitalize huge forests or bushes. Optimized memory management will save computer resources, and creating an array directly during final rendering will make a scene with a lot of objects incredibly light and not take up much space. With MultiScatter, in the blink of an eye, you can create and visualize, for example, a forest or a whole city. Description : MultiScatter is a plug-in for Autodesk 3ds Max, based on VrayScatter technology.

Multi scatter sketchup