Bambi_007
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Rendering with GMax
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jtanabodee
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I have tried this quite sometime ago.
It is good that you can have render engine for gmax.
But it is quite no use if it cannot render to texture. Render to texture means it generates texture for use to use with the model.
I found it is fun but less use.
Thanks for sharing.
It is good that you can have render engine for gmax.
But it is quite no use if it cannot render to texture. Render to texture means it generates texture for use to use with the model.
I found it is fun but less use.
Thanks for sharing.
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You can render then export a fully rendered picture/texture in blender. granted blender is geared specifically for those types of tasks, its cool that GMAX does have some render capabilities.