In this course, participants learn how to use V-Ray in 3DS Max to create photorealistic and artistic scenes: Exterior, Interior Day Rendering, and Interior Night Rendering. The latest version delivers a powerful feature set, technical advances, and support for open source technologies. V-Ray for 3ds Max is the most complete lighting, shading, and rendering toolkit on the market, making speed and simplicity accessible to all artists. This course is for anyone from enthusiasts to professionals, you just need a passion for wanting to learn SketchUp and Vray.V-Ray for 3ds Max is the core development of Chaos Group, which allows users to quickly and easily create realistic images while giving them full control over the 3D production process. You will also have access to free downloadable resources so you can follow along with me in every single tutorial. In the build not only will we go over the main parts to create your house (living area, office, bathrooms, staircase, doors and windows, kitchen, bedrooms and so much more) but we will also go though how to organize your model properly, import free CAD drawings, export standard and rendered animations, realistic lighting environments, realistic textures and creating 360 degree panorama images to view online as well as in VR headsets!

Every tutorial has been carefully planned out, to make sure you know everything you need to know, so you can reach your full potential. From the beginning we will look how to do everything logically as well as learning all the unique features to each tool. Starting off with learning quick tips and tricks is vital for efficient modelling and this is exactly what this course offers.

In addition its been created so don't need any knowledge or prior experiences with SketchUp and Vray.Ĭonsisting of 4 main parts, we will go over: The main reason I made this course is to show you how we can apply the skills you learn to make something so stunning and give that wow factor to anybody you show. For example, diffuse (base texture), bump (illusion of 3D depth), displacement (actual surface depth), reflection and refraction (deflected light passing through opaque objects), emission (or emmissive meaning emits light), etc. We will work together to go through everything in SketchUp and Vray, then after build a house from the ground up. VRAY materials include settings additional settings that aren’t available in SketchUp alone. This SketchUp and Vray course teaches you everything you need to know.

Vray advanced course