3d rendering- autodesk 3dsmax and vray- for beginners

Model the floor-plan layout by drawing lines with snap and extruding to 2.8 meters, import and position windows and doors. Apply a white material with black edges for tidy look.

Create a wood floor using the floor generator modifier, define the area with the line tool, and tune max length 120 and max width 20, bevel 0, grout length 0.1.

Model and design the kitchen in 3ds Max by building base cabinets, countertops, shelves, and glass panel lighting, then refine with editable poly, extrusions, and chamfers, finishing with white materials.

Import and assemble TV wall components in 3ds Max, create cabinet boxes with extrudes and insets, apply chamfer and smooth modifiers, add a glass panel, and finalize with white materials.

Import and position wooden panels, flower boxes, switches, and sockets; refine with ffd, inset, extrude; add a glass frame and white material; use Pro boolean for integration.

Import living room furniture, place objects across the scene, apply chamfer to a box, copy it, and use pro boolean to complete the arrangement for camera setup and lighting.

Place and fine-tune multiple cameras in the scene, adjusting position, target, lens, depth of field, and render settings to capture diverse views before the lighting phase.

Set up lighting in 3ds Max with V-Ray dome and halogen lights, using an HDR map, irradiance map, and ambient occlusion for natural scene illumination.

Create and assign V-Ray materials with diffuse textures, color correction maps, and bump and reflection maps; rotate textures, map UVW, and light the scene using irradiance map settings.

Execute final renders using batch render for 11 camera views, fine-tune lighting and glass, then create four night renders with blue HDRi for Photoshop color correction in the next lesson.

Learn how to perform color correction on 3D renders in Photoshop using Camera Raw, adjusting clarity, sharpening, contrast, blacks, highlights, shadows, and tint for day and night renders.