In the tutorial we’re going to see there is shown a light effect on cinematic glass that uses reflection and refraction without anti-aliasing using Scanline rendering in 3ds Max, the process is the same in all versions so let’s get started. A very detailed and easy to follow lesson for those who already have a good knowledge of the program.
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