Vray Next For Sketchup Exterior

Vray Next For Sketchup Exterior, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 35 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 26 subscribers.

You will learn about Rendering Daylight and night scene Post Production Vray Next For Sketchup This course is ideal for individuals who are Sketchup users or Sketchup Vray Next Users It is particularly useful for Sketchup users or Sketchup Vray Next Users.

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Summary

Title: Vray Next For Sketchup Exterior

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 35

Number of Published Lectures: 35

Number of Curriculum Items: 35

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 35

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Rendering Daylight and night scene

Post Production

Vray Next For Sketchup

Who Should Attend

Sketchup users

Sketchup Vray Next Users

Target Audiences

Sketchup users

Sketchup Vray Next Users

Hello everyone,

I’m Evren Cavusoglu. I have been teaching sketchup and vray for 10 years. I finally published my first vray training in English. The subject of this course will be rendering exterior day and night with Vray Next For Sketchup.

Vray Next is the latest vray version for sketchup (4.0). This is the fastest and most improved version ever. Significant updates have been added, especially on GPU rendering. Many users have difficulty in getting the ambience they want. This training set is designed particularly for exterior rendering. In this training set, I explained the topics step by step from beginner to expert. Instead of large files, I explained subjects through small scenes. I added these scenes as files . If you are a Vray for sketchup 3.4 or 3.6 user, it will not be difficult to get used to this version.

After learning the techniques in this course, you will know what to do in all your exterior work. Now your day and night renders will be of better quality and you will be able to please your customers. You can also apply the light lessons you see in this course in new versions of V-ray.
At the end of the course, Photoshop and post production issues, which aim to further increase the render quality, are explained in detail for both night and day work.
In short, this Vray Next For Sketchup Exterior course will tell you how important model, material and light are with each other.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Giri?

Lecture 1: Download And Licencing

Lecture 2: Reference Photo Works

Lecture 3: Modelling Road

Lecture 4: Pavement And Sidewalks

Lecture 5: Barrier And Street Lamps

Lecture 6: 2D Components

Lecture 7: 3D Warehouse Trees

Lecture 8: 3D Warehouse Car Edit 01

Lecture 9: 3D Warehouse Car Edit 02

Lecture 10: 3D Warehouse Car Edit 03

Lecture 11: 3D Warehouse Car Edit 04

Lecture 12: What Is Vray Proxy ?

Lecture 13: Import Proxy

Lecture 14: Building Materials 01

Lecture 15: Building Materials 02

Lecture 16: Material ID

Lecture 17: Object ID

Lecture 18: Shadows

Lecture 19: About The Scene

Lecture 20: Adding A Camera

Lecture 21: Vray Fur

Lecture 22: Daylight Render 01

Lecture 23: Daylight Render 02

Lecture 24: Daylight Final

Lecture 25: Daylight Post Pro

Lecture 26: Car Lighting

Lecture 27: Emissive Materials

Lecture 28: Mesh Light

Lecture 29: Making Of Wet Road

Lecture 30: Environment Fog

Lecture 31: Sphere Light

Lecture 32: Tree Lighting

Lecture 33: Night Render 01

Lecture 34: Night Render 02

Lecture 35: Night Render Post Pro

Instructors

Evren ?avu?o?lu
3D Modelleme Uzman?

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