What we will visit is a beautiful tutorial in Autodesk 3ds Max to add a remarkable realism to your 3D Drinks. A lesson that ‘quenches’ your desire for creativity, in particular the exercise explains how to create drops of condensation on a can that seems to have just come out of the fridge. A really cool result! A very detailed and easy to follow exercise for users who already have a good knowledge of the program.
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