Exporting 3ds Max Models to Unreal Engine 4: Material Considerations @Learn-archViz

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This video discusses the basics of what you need to properly export your materials from 3ds Max to Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) with the .fbx format. It is a part of a series of videos demonstrating how to use 3ds Max and UE4 to easily create architectural walkthroughs. This will be part of a professional course, created by learnArchViz.com called 3ds Max + Unreal Engine 4: Easy Realtime for Architecture. Subscribe to learn more and get discounts when the course becomes available.

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