3Ds MAX VRAY
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What is 3Ds MAX VRAY?
3ds Max V-Ray is a powerful combination of software used in the field of 3D rendering and visualization. It integrates Autodesk’s 3ds Max software with the V-Ray rendering engine, providing photorealistic rendering capabilities for architectural, product, and character visualization. Users can create highly detailed and realistic 3D scenes, control lighting and materials, and produce stunning visual effects. This software combination is widely utilized by professionals in architecture, design, animation, and visual effects industries to bring their creative visions to life.
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3Ds MAX VRAY Course Outline
Course Description
This course introduces the features of the V-Ray 6.0 rendering engine and demonstrates how to extend the range of 3ds Max with its state-of-the-art tools, such as irradiance mapping, fur and hair textures and shaders, and stereoscopic 3D rendering. The course covers critical concepts such as creating basic materials, image sampling, color mapping, subdivs, and lighting, as well as the Render Elements, RT, and physical rendering workflows in V-Ray.
Course OBJECTIVES
After completing this course, you will be able to:
Installing and setting up V-Ray
Using the DMC Sampler
Understanding color mapping modes
Adding a spherical fill light
Working with the V-Ray Dome Light
Using irradiance mapping and Light cache
Creating diffuse color
Making reflective materials
Creating translucency
Ensuring quality with image sampling
Controlling the V-Ray physical camera
Creating a motion blur effect
Compositing V-Ray elements
LENGTH:
40 HOURS
3Ds MAX VRAY Course Outline
What is VRay and how to setup VRay
Global Illumination in VRay
Image Sampling
VRay Lights
VRay Camera
VRay Materials
Textures
Rendering Test Scene
For Enrollment
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