GarageFarm.NET is an Autodesk 3ds Max render farm fully based in the cloud. You get access to powerful machines and management system through the new cloud technology. We have taken care of all the time consuming and complex setup as well as the hardware maintenance burden to offer you a simple yet potent rendering solution.

Get started with $50 credit

3ds Max render farm

Our software integrates with Autodesk 3ds Max and connects you with the farm through a simple plugin. It checks the settings, gathers assets, packs the project, and uploads it over to the farm with an ease of a single click. Features such as automated scene versioning, asset syncing, and support for external plugins make the rendering a breeze.

software and features

Max versions 2013 and up including all service packs
V-Ray 2.4 – 5
Corona 1.2 – 5+
Fully integrated asset relinker
Support for external plugins
Automated scene versioning, scene checking, and asset syncing
Choose the render cost appropriate for your budget and your deadline requirements
Render modes available: Still shot, Camera fly-through, Full animation

Distributed rendering for still shots, full animations, camera fly-through animations, and baking.
Support for multiple GI setups (Irradiance map, Light Cache, Brute force, Final Gather, Photon maps, UHD cache, HD cache, Path tracing)
Support for all 3ds Max external assets like XRefs, vrmeshes proxies, textures, GI maps
Support for all outputs (V-Ray frame buffer, V-Ray raw image, render elements, multilayer EXRs)
Supported plugins: Anima, ForestPack, RailClone, Laubwerk, FumeFX, Ornatrix, ColorCorrect, Siger plugin (Complex Fresnel, Noise, ThinFilm, Scratches), Marius Silaghi plugin (Quad chamfer, Deformation)

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Servicio 24/7

Soporte en tiempo real durante todo el año mediante chat en vivo y Skype

featured projects

ZOA3D – Architectural Animation and Visualization

Software: 3ds Max | Corona

There are numerous companies and freelancers out there that do architectural visualizations. Many of them do an outstanding work creating quality imagery. It’s not easy to break out and distinguish yourself from the crowd. ZOA3D’s approach to creating stunning architectural work is focusing on both top quality design and art. Their secret lies in storytelling, and their ability to use creativity to convey the story in ways that please the eye, astonish, and leave you with a sense of wonder. Andras, one of the co-founders of ZOA3D, says that creating a work environment and team dynamics that allow creativity to flourish is key to their success. We talked with Andras about emerging technologies in ArchViz, ZOA’s future, and his advice to new CG artists among many other things.

Canadian award winning directors, Iamstatic choose cloud rendering

Software: 3ds Max | V-ray | Corona

In the following interview with Iamstatic co-founder Dave Greene you’ll be whisked off on a voyage of digital discovery, first into the not-so-distant past with the relatable beginnings of Iamstatic, the talented Canadian CG studio born when the internet was just approaching its tweens; an online world where Flash animation was king, and the implosion of the dot-com bubble was still painfully fresh in the minds of many an online business venture. With the obligatory but no-less-interesting origin story out of the way, you’ll soon find yourself discovering what makes the small yet mighty studio tick.

tutorials and guides

Get started with our 3ds Max Render Farm by watching an overview tutorial that explains the main features of our Mental Ray for 3ds Max plugin:

3ds Max rendering modes (as is, full animation, camera, still images)
Render settings
Output settings
Time settings

Watch our tutorial for 3ds Max rendering with Corona to learn how to send a project to our render farm. Features covered:

Global illumination setup
Output settings
Timeline settings

You can also check out the entire playlist of our 3ds Max render farm tutorials (12 videos):

Tutorials for 3ds Max with V-Ray
Tutorials for 3ds Max with Mental Ray
Tutorials for 3ds Max with Corona