3DS MAX create Oreo Commercial VFX shot from start to finish

Master the modeling phase in 3ds Max by navigating efficiently, using hotkeys, and choosing to model from scratch or buy assets, while balancing time and accuracy to reach around 90–95%.

Master 3ds Max poly modeling to build a cookie prop for an Oreo commercial, using edges, pivot points, instances, and modifiers like taper and push, then mirror to complete shot.

Demonstrate displacement in 3ds Max by using a black-and-white texture to push and deform geometry, adjust strength and segmentation, and refine through adaptive interpolation for a smoother result.

Learn the basics of the zbrush ui: lightbox, projects, loading models, brushes, textures, and materials. Navigate the canvas using move, rotate, zoom, edit mode, perspective, isometric view, and snapping.

Apply object duplication and transformation using the gizmo to move, rotate, and scale objects, then selectively hide unused parts to refine your Oreo commercial vfx shot.

Explore basic sculpting in 3ds max with alpha and masking: pick and adjust brushes, refine subdivision, and use mask to protect areas while dragging with smooth lazy mouse strokes.

Learn to polyreduce a 3ds Max model through decimation and export options, choosing to export the model or its maps—displacement and normal maps—for VFX workflows.

Create oreo material in 3ds max with vraymaterial, using noise maps for color variation and explicit and uv maps. Adjust exposure, bumps, and reflections to refine the shader for animation.

Blend a base material with a second texture using VrayBlend, driven by a black-and-white mask to reveal dots, adjust blend amount, and craft a noise-based mask for color variation.

Prepare a still shot in 3ds max by duplicating elements, arranging clean composition, and lighting with depth of field. Render and prep in after effects, adjusting z depth and background.

Composite the still shot in After Effects, apply color adjustments, depth of field, and plug-in looks to craft a polished Oreo shot.

Learn how to set up TyFlow in 3ds Max to emit particles from birth sources or surfaces or icons, apply forces like gravity and wind, and drive events via collisions.

Explore how Tyflow handles particles and rigid bodies, converting objects to particles, applying gravity and collisions, and switching to rigid for fracture simulations to create dynamic VFX.

Prepare the scene for the explosion shot in 3ds Max by setting up the camera and lights, creating VFX layers, saving a copy, and rendering the frame before the explosion.

Learn to create and refine a bullet time effect in 3ds max by adjusting real-time simulations, frame ranges, and velocity tweaks to control slow-motion visuals.

Learn how to set up Phoenix FD grids, scale, and voxel sizes in centimeters, control smoke and fire with inertia, gravity, cooling, buoyancy, and volumetric options for realistic vfx.

Master compositing the final shot in 3ds max with beauty passes, z-depth, and depth of field. Adjust looks, alpha, and render elements for a cohesive Oreo VFX background.