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V-Ray is the preferred rendering engine for architects and professional designers to create realistic visualizations. Here you can learn V-Ray for SketchUp or V-Ray for 3ds Max, with flexible schedules, experienced instructors, real projects, and certification at the end of the course.
Curriculum designed from scratch: starting from understanding how physical lighting works, composing realistic materials, up to optimizing render times for efficiency. Perfect for architecture students, interior designers, drafters, or professionals looking to improve presentation quality to clients.
Our V-Ray course curriculum covers all aspects needed to produce professional quality renders, from lighting techniques to render time optimization.
PBR materials, reflections, refractions, coatings, displacement, and how to create materials that feel like real objects.
V-Ray Sun & Sky, HDRI, artificial interior and exterior lights, exposure and white balance settings.
V-Ray Physical Camera, depth of field, motion blur, strong visual architectural viewpoints.
Settings for sampling, light cache, brute force, render elements, and how to reduce noise without slowing down the render.
Hands-on rendering of interior homes, exterior buildings, and products with presentation-ready standards for clients.
Export render elements, color grading in Photoshop, preparing output for presentation and print.
Not just teaching theory, our instructors actively work on professional render architecture and product projects.
Materials are organized from beginner to advanced, always updated following the latest V-Ray developments and industry needs.
Class size is limited so every participant receives full attention from the instructor, not just watching videos.
The final result of learning is a high-quality render portfolio and a certificate that can be directly attached to your CV.
Not sure which one is right for you? Use the consultation button below, we'll help you choose based on your background and goals.
Before enrolling in the course, learn how V-Ray works, when other render engines are more suitable, and the correct lighting workflow.
Baca Panduan V-RayYes, there are classes available from beginner to advanced levels. The beginner classes start with an introduction to the V-Ray interface, how to set up simple materials, and how to perform your first render that you can immediately practice.
Both are available. V-Ray for SketchUp is more suitable for architects and designers who are already familiar with SketchUp and need fast render results. V-Ray for 3ds Max provides more complete control and is preferred by professional studios.
For basic rendering that is suitable for presentation, an intensive study of 2–4 weeks is usually sufficient. For advanced levels with complex lighting and material techniques, 2–3 months of active practice with real projects is required.
The course is conducted online via Zoom with a flexible schedule that can be adjusted to fit your free time, morning, afternoon, or evening.
Yes, participants who complete the course receive a certificate as proof of competence that can be attached to a portfolio or CV.
It is recommended to have a basic modeling foundation in SketchUp or 3ds Max first. However, we also offer a bundled package that combines modeling + V-Ray courses in one learning program.
Yes, the material is always updated to follow the latest version of V-Ray. If there are important feature updates during your learning, the instructor will adjust the material accordingly.
Select a class that suits you from the list above, or use the Free Consultation button to get recommendations for the most suitable class based on your needs and learning goals.
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