3DS Max Course — 3DS MAX + VRAY 5 + Interior 3D Rendering
From Beginner to Expert: Lighting, Materials, and Rendering
What You Will Learn
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Camera placement and configuration to achieve high-quality rendering
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Installation of various types of natural and artificial lights (VRAY SKY, VRAY Light, etc.) as well as optimal configuration and adjustment tips
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Render configuration tips to achieve realistic and sharp interior appearance
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Creating different materials such as Wood, Concrete, Plastic, Metal, Fabric, etc. and using black and white maps to manipulate color, reflection, gloss, etc.
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Using the most important maps such as Fall Off, Displacement, Reflect, Refract, Color Correction, Mix and Bump and manipulating glossiness, opacity, diffuse color, etc.
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How to add background scenery behind windows for interior appearance
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How to manipulate light to achieve good contrast and sharp-looking shadows
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How to set temperature-based colors in the scene
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Removing noise from interior renders
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How to create and use VRAY 2sidemtl for table lamps
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Learning how to work with Fresnel reflections and Fresnel IOR
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Working with VRAY Dirt to achieve realistic edges on walls and different objects
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How to manipulate different materials for furniture, walls, beds, chairs, curtains, carpets, etc. to make them as realistic as possible.
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How to create carpets from scratch and use Hair and Fair options to design carpets that look good
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Introducing the new feature in VRAY 5 called Material Library: how to download, install, and use it to assign different materials to our objects
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How to use Light Mix in VRAY 5 to change lighting in the scene without taking any renders
Requirements
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Basic computer knowledge.
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Previous experience in design is very helpful, but not necessary.
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Basic knowledge of 3DS Max workspace and commands is very helpful.
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It doesn't matter what version of 3DS Max or VRAY you use, you can achieve the same results.
Description
As a 3D artist, quite familiar with all the difficulties and challenges in learning how to work with 3DS Max and VRAY 5, and the goal for this course is to use field experience to present some of the most important and useful techniques that can help you in your own projects. As a general rule, always using simplicity and clarity in modules and in addition to this course has tried its best to transfer some of the most important points in VRAY and Interior design and rendering in as short a time as possible. Also includes its own parameter settings to achieve the best interior render, and explains the most effective options that are very important to get the most realistic render.



