Learn valuable tips and tricks to speed up your workflow with these V-Ray for 3ds Max video tutorials. Free demo scenes are included. In this quick start tutorial, we will cover how to set up, light and render an interior day scene. As part of the video, we’ll also go over the V-Ray Denoiser, Adaptive Dome Light and LUT adjustments.
What kind of Lights do you use for night scene rendering?
You’ll see how easy it is to use different light options such as plane, sphere and mesh lights to enhance your night scene renders. In this third quick start tutorial, we will cover how to set up, light and render an interior scene.
How to optimize Vray Vray camera for night photography?
All the materials in the scene are optimized by using Vray materials. The materials have a lot of reflection and highlights. The point here is to create more highlight for the images at night time. This is one of the effective ways to give the image extra realism.
What is lightlighting in 3D rendering?
Lighting is one of the most important parts in 3D visualization rendering. It brings not only the look and feel for the image, but also helps to visualize the design in reality.
What can you do with V-Ray RT GPU?
You’ll also learn how to use the V-Ray Denoiser as a standalone animation tool. This V-Ray tutorial demonstrates how to render very high resolution images, together with their separate render elements, with V-Ray RT GPU. Use the Forest Pack scattering tool to easily create wooded landscapes, supported in V-Ray GPU rendering.
What is the V-Ray Clipper feature?
You’ll learn how to use parameters to fine tune your scene. This video demonstrates the V-Ray Clipper feature. This performs render-time sections, cut-outs, and booleans, and fills gaps in geometry left from cutting.
What volumetric cache files does V-Ray RT support?
This loads and renders volumetric cache files, such as OpenVDB, Field3D, and PhoenixFD aura files. We use a V-Ray Sun and Sky light setup to demonstrate the V-Ray Edges Texture feature, rendered interactively with V-Ray RT.
