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3D Studio Max material "addition"?
Hi.
Firstly, apologies for posting this question here. If there is a dedicated 3ds channel then I'll go there instead. Anyway!
In 3ds max 8 I've got 3 planes - one red, one blue and one green. Each plane slightly overlaps the other two.
What I am trying to do is produce the following effect:
Red and green added equally yield yellow, blue and green added equally produce cyan, blue and red added equally give magenta.
E.g. where the red plane overlaps the blue plane I want the overlapped section to appear magenta. Just like the standard light addition diagrams we've all seen in school. (like this one - http://wellmadewebs.com/public/atmo/images/layout/rgb1.jpg )
Does anyone know how I can do this?
Thank you in advance! I'm sure this is possible by my 3d skills are not yet up to speed. My client does not care about this however :)
Firstly, apologies for posting this question here. If there is a dedicated 3ds channel then I'll go there instead. Anyway!
In 3ds max 8 I've got 3 planes - one red, one blue and one green. Each plane slightly overlaps the other two.
What I am trying to do is produce the following effect:
Red and green added equally yield yellow, blue and green added equally produce cyan, blue and red added equally give magenta.
E.g. where the red plane overlaps the blue plane I want the overlapped section to appear magenta. Just like the standard light addition diagrams we've all seen in school. (like this one - http://wellmadewebs.com/public/atmo/images/layout/rgb1.jpg )
Does anyone know how I can do this?
Thank you in advance! I'm sure this is possible by my 3d skills are not yet up to speed. My client does not care about this however :)
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good deal! From my experiance with max, there probably IS one of those buttons ;-) lol
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But this worked for me! Thanks!