Making a Clay Render In 3D Studio MAX

Clay render is used to show the details of any model you create in any 3D application. One of the best plugins for clay render is Brazil R/S for 3D Studio MAX, but such a plugin will cost you alot of cash. This simple tutorail will show you how to create a "clay rander" using your default 3D Studio MAX rendering engine without spending any extra cash for any extra plugins.

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