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Vray 5.2 summarized course for Archviz
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Vray 5.2 summarized course for Archviz

Vray renderer 5.2 course
Created byMohamed YEHIA
Last updated 11/2022
Arabic

What you'll learn

  • have the knowledge of vray basics.
  • Learn how to creat cameras and the best tips for proffesional photographic shots
  • learn the easy ways to setup your vray light to achieve the best light simulation
  • Learn how to get the best quality out of your project

Course content

3 sections • 24 lectures • 3h 47m total length

  • Vray user interface and rendersetup7:39

    Introduction to V-ray user interface

  • Vray light basic type options12:07
  • Vray Disc light , light sphere and how to make an instance of your light6:21
  • How to create spot light using V-ray disc light ( directional option explained )5:38

    learn how to create simple quick spot light using V-ray disc light.

  • Introduction to photograhy and how to setup V-raycam11:09

    I will take you through a quick tips in photography to understand how to setup your camera in a professional way

  • How to create more than with One camera with different angels7:14
  • Camera shutter speed , F-number and iso in details13:42

    Learn how to control your scene exposure through your V-ray camera settings.

  • How to setup V-ray sun for an exterior scene8:28

    introduction to exterior morning light setup using V-ray sun.

  • V-ray override material5:00

    In this lecture you will learn how to setup your light step by step using light balance method and overridemtl.

  • How to adjust V-ray camera in small area .4:58
  • How to setup light for morning interior scene8:45

    How to setup your morning light using V-ray sun and light plan

  • Spotlight setup using V-ray Ies9:47
  • Light balance setup and Hdri light system15:20

    How to setup different modes for your scene using HDRI light setup.

  • Render element ( lightmix ) + exposure control6:52

    lightmix is an important render element usd to control your light power and color after you finish your render process it will help you to get more than one mode for your scene without starting new render process.

  • V-ray frame buffer in details .12:38
  • V-ray denoiser render element6:40

    Another strong render element ( Denosier ) will help you to get red of any noise in your scene and save your render time .

  • Image sampler4:08

    Learn the difference between progressive method and bucket and when to use each one of them in your render setup .

Requirements

  • Autodesk 3dmax 2020 or higher , Vray 5 or higher
  • 3dmax basics knowledge needed

Description

This is a summarized course for students who want to learn basics and some tips of V-ray render including V-ray user interface , light , camera , materials , render elements and render setup with some tips and tricks :

1- V-ray user interface.

2- V-ray light types .

3- How to setup V-ray camera like pro.

4- Understanding V-ray basic materials ( metal , plastic . mirror and glass ) .

5- How to apply texture on your 3d model and understanding basics of mapping

6-  How to use 3 important render elements ( De noise and Light-mix ) .

7- How to adjust your render quality for testing or final production .

by the end of this course you will have good knowledge of V-ray render engine and you will be ready to jump to any advanced course easily .

This course is designed for a complete beginner so no prior experience is needed.

I have tried my best to transfer some of the most important points in V-RAY and Interior design and rendering in as short of a time as possible.

This course is perfect for anyone that wants to learn the quickest way to make high-end images Whether you're an Interior Designer, Architect, 3D Generalist, 3D Visualisation Artist, 3D Artist, 3Ds Max User or just want to be able to make world-class 3D renders - this course will help you make better 3D images.

Who this course is for:

  • interior desigers , 3D artist , 3D visuallizers , product designers .

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