Creating Realistic Floor Tiles in 3DS Max & V-Ray | Architectural Visualization | The Mausoleum – Lesson 06

In this sixth lesson of The Mausoleum series, I focus on creating realistic floor tiles in 3DS Max and V-Ray. I walk you through my thought process when developing materials, showing how to build a multi-layered shader for more realism. Using displacement, I add fine details to the edges of the tiles, while also enhancing the texture maps in Photoshop for the best results.

As the scene evolved, I refined and reworked the floor tiles multiple times. In this tutorial, I show you the full development process and the final version I created for the project.

You can download the supporting files and resources here: Damaged wall textures: Textures.com – Concrete Plates

Granite texture: Textures.com – Granite

Floor tiles: Textures.com – Floor Tiles

HDRI map: Viz People Free HDRI Maps

Please find the link to the YouTube tutorial here.

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