RedefineFX | Jesse Pitela's video: Vray 5 Translucent Cloth Quick Tutorial in 3Ds Max RedefineFX

In this Vray for 3Ds Max tutorial we're using a 2 sided material to add translucency and let light shine through our tyFlow cloth sim. Continue learning with the complete Vray Tutorial Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRwdP2lOr4A6CK3K3e-YxCSkgv9KiT3tz Subscribe & don't miss upcoming 3Ds Max tutorials: https://goo.gl/TjY9Fr This Vray Tutorial in 3Ds Max covers the Vray 2 sided material which allows you to quickly create translucent materials, such as curtains, table cloth, bed sheets or anything that lets light shine through. This is a faster alternative to using actual translucent materials with subsurface scattering. In this vray tutorial, I'm using a simple tyFlow cloth simulation to make the cloth cover my object, then we're defining the front side and back side of the 2 sided vray material to define how it should look when illuminated. This is just one of 16+ vray tutorials on the RedefineFX youtube channel. This series was also recently featured by Chaos (creators of Vray) across their social media channels. 0:00 intro 0:25 Add vray 2sided material 1:20 add back side material 2:10 add material with pattern 3:15 thank you! Thumbs up if you enjoyed & subscribe for more :) Take your 3D simulation skills further with my new comprehensive VFX courses: https://redefinefx.com/vfx-courses Over 70 More tyflow, 3Ds Max & Phoenix FD visual effects tutorials on the channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH3zmZEGt0Ksmi0dcEGEFRw Join the RedefineFX Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/redefinefx Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redefinefx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/redefinefx Twitter: https://twitter.com/redefinefx RedefineFX Website: https://redefinefx.com/ Jesse's Website: https://www.jessepitela.com/ For project inquiries: https://www.jessepitela.com/contact/