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photoshop
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3d.studio.max
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macromedia.flash
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desktopX
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ghost.material l 25-11-2k1
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[ specifications ]
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LEVEL: EASY. PROGRAM NEEDED: 3D studio MAX 4.2
Author: [ PrinceSnoopy
]
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[ comment ]
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Before I begin, DO NOTICE that this material
was not founded by me[ PrinceSnoopy
], but by +7thsign,
who didn't want credit but I am giving it to him
anyways. This tutorial was made in 3D Studio MAX
4.2.
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[ step 1 ]
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1) Open max, and reset the scene (File>Reset>Yes).
2) Make a sphere (Create>Standard Primitives>Sphere.
Make a sphere for now, for learning purposes.
Color does not matter, as it will not show up
with the material assigned to it.).
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[ step 2 ]
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1) Open the Material Editor
2) Put in color you would like it to be in all
three: Ambient, Diffuse, Specular.
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[ step 3 ]
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1) On Opacity and
Reflection, check
them and click the map button (You may have to
open the maps tab).
2) Select Falloff
for all of them.
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[ step 4 ]
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1) If you chose orange as your color, you should
come up with something like this:
2) Assign it to the sphere by clicking the sphere
and pressing the following button:
3) If you render, it should look a lot like the
preview. Now to get some sort of usable shape!
Click 
button, and then open the select box.
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[ step 5 ]
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Select Noise, and enter these values: Seed(178),
Scale(17.5), Strength(X:100.0,Y:200.0,Z:100.0).
It should look something like this when rendered:
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[ FINAL ]
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Now, to smooth it! Select MeshSmooth, and enter
these values: Iterations (
2 ), and keep everything else the same.
You should come out with this:
And ta-da! You are done. Congratulations on becoming
more skilled at 3dsMAX!
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