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methods above to render each face regardless of its normal's orientation. You
can also unify normals explicitly by using the
Normal modifier on page 1509 .
2D Map
A two-dimensional image or pattern. A 2D map requires mapping coordinates
to render and appear in viewports. See
2D Maps on page 5619 .
3D DWF
From Design Web Format. A highly compressed file format that is created from
a MAX file. DWF files are easy to publish and view on the Web using the
Autodesk Design Review program, included with 3ds Max.
3D Map
A pattern generated procedurally in three dimensions. A 3D map does not
require mapping coordinates in order to render. However, a 3D map will
appear in viewports only if the object to which it is applied has mapping
coordinates. See
3D Maps on page 5698
3DS and PRJ Files
3DS is the 3D Studio R4 mesh-file format and PRJ is the 3D Studio R4 (for
DOS) project-file format. You can import both these types of files into the
software, as well as DXF and SHP files. You can export 3DS files and DXF files.
See also:
Importing 3DS Files on page 6969
Importing PRJ Files on page 6971
Exporting to 3DS on page 6972
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