Introduction To V-Ray in 3ds Max - Official V-Ray Mentor

Introduction To V-Ray in 3ds Max : Official V-Ray Mentor, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 81 lectures, based on 106 reviews, and has 1288 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn from an Official V-Ray Mentor Understand the basic foundations needed to use V-Ray in 3ds Max Build upon the skills learned to create photorealistic images Know what Global Illumination is Navigate the V-Ray Interface and Setup Lighting with HDRI, IES and V-Ray Sun and Sky V-Ray Light Lister V-Ray Cameras, Exposure Control, White Balance and Focal Lengths V-Ray Material Setups Render Set Ups and V-Ray Render Elements This course is ideal for individuals who are Interior Designers, Architects, 3D Generalists or 3D Visualization Artists, 3D Artists, 3Ds Max and V-Ray Users or Anyone new to V-Ray It is particularly useful for Interior Designers, Architects, 3D Generalists or 3D Visualization Artists, 3D Artists, 3Ds Max and V-Ray Users or Anyone new to V-Ray.

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Title: Introduction To V-Ray in 3ds Max : Official V-Ray Mentor

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 81

Number of Published Lectures: 80

Number of Curriculum Items: 81

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 80

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What You Will Learn

Learn from an Official V-Ray Mentor

Understand the basic foundations needed to use V-Ray in 3ds Max

Build upon the skills learned to create photorealistic images

Know what Global Illumination is

Navigate the V-Ray Interface and Setup

Lighting with HDRI, IES and V-Ray Sun and Sky

V-Ray Light Lister

V-Ray Cameras, Exposure Control, White Balance and Focal Lengths

V-Ray Material Setups

Render Set Ups and V-Ray Render Elements

Who Should Attend

Interior Designers, Architects, 3D Generalists

3D Visualization Artists, 3D Artists, 3Ds Max and V-Ray Users

Anyone new to V-Ray

Target Audiences

Interior Designers, Architects, 3D Generalists

3D Visualization Artists, 3D Artists, 3Ds Max and V-Ray Users

Anyone new to V-Ray

Official V-Ray Mentor.
Jake Denham is recognized by Chaos Group as a V-Ray Mentor, and they comply with the standards of the Chaos Group Academy program.

Take the guesswork out of 3D visualisation.

Designed for new and existing users of V-Ray. Learn from scratch or refresh your skills, in this class you’ll learn how to use V-Ray effectively to achieve photorealistic results in your 3D renders. You will learn useful techniques used in V-Ray and 3ds Max to create amazing images.

Introduction To V-Ray: The Quickest Way

This is the start of your journey. In this course, I am going to walk you step by step through how to use V-Ray within 3ds Max effectively and quickly.

It’s great to have you here. I LOVE 3D RENDERING ESPECIALLY V-RAY!

In this class we will learn:

1. How to Download and Install V-Ray, 3ds Max and Photoshop
2. How to switch to the Vray Interface
3. How to Create Your First Photorealistic Render
4. What Global Illumination is and How To Use It
5. How to Create a V-Ray Lighting Demo Scene
6. Why To Use a V-Ray Plane
7. How To Use the V-Ray Sun
8. How To Use V-Ray HDRI to Light Your Scene
9. How To Create the V-Ray Interior Scene
10. How To Use V-Ray IES Lights
11. How To Use the V-Ray Light Lister
12. Camera Types
13. Camera Focal Lengths
14. Camera Exposures
15. Camera White Balance
16. Camera Auto Tilt
17. Camera Depth Of Field
18. Animating Cameras
19. How To Make V-Ray Materials
20. How To Create V-Ray Render Elements

UPDATE – & Introduction to 3ds Max added
Whilst the course is made to be as beginner-friendly as possible, a new section called Introduction to 3ds Max has been added. This is if you want to brush up on the basics before you begin, have been away from 3ds Max for a while, or are completely new. Just scroll down in the lectures until you see Introduction to 3ds Max. I hope this helps!

What makes me qualified to teach you?

I am an Offical V-Ray Mentor, meaning I have been trained by Chaos Group to train and certify V-Ray users. I have given talks at universities and conferences including Autodesk University, BFX and Creative Expo.

I have spent the last 15 years figuring out how to make world-class renders. I did this through a Bachelors and a Masters of Arts from Universities in the UK. And working for some of the best design teams in places like Monaco, USA and UK. You can get all my knowledge. Seriously, I will teach you the most important things that will get you making remarkable 3D images.

My Promise to You I’ll be here for you every step of the way. If you have any questions about the course content or anything related to this topic, you can always post a question in the course or send me a direct message. I want to make this the best course on how to use V-Ray. So if there is any way I can improve this course, just tell me and I’ll make it happen.

Knowing V-Ray is a great skill to have that is in demand and highly marketable. These are the exact steps I use to deliver remarkable work to dream clients. I’ve landed many jobs with the skills that I teach you in this course.

With a 30-day 100% money-back guarantee, there is nothing holding you back from jumping in right now and trying the course out.

Go ahead and click the enrol button, and I’ll see you in lesson 1!

Cheers,

Jake

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Bonuses (Audio Version, Project Files & Community)

Lecture 2: Download and Install 3ds Max and V-Ray

Lecture 3: Switch to the V-Ray Interface in 3ds Max

Lecture 4: Create Your First V-Ray Render

Lecture 5: How To Use This Course

Chapter 2: The V-Ray Render Engine

Lecture 1: What Is Global Illumination?

Lecture 2: Brute Force and Light Cache

Chapter 3: V-Ray Lighting

Lecture 1: Create The V-Ray Lighting Demo Scene

Lecture 2: Why Use A V-Ray Plane?

Lecture 3: The V-Ray Sun

Lecture 4: V-Ray HDRI

Lecture 5: Create the V-Ray Interior Scene

Lecture 6: V-Ray Light Types

Lecture 7: V-Ray IES Lights

Lecture 8: V-Ray Light Lister

Lecture 9: V-Ray Light Mix

Chapter 4: Cameras in V-Ray and 3ds Max

Lecture 1: Camera Types

Lecture 2: Focal Length

Lecture 3: V-Ray Camera Exposure

Lecture 4: White Balance

Lecture 5: Auto Tilt

Lecture 6: Depth Of Field (Interior Rendering Lecture)

Lecture 7: Animating Cameras

Chapter 5: V-Ray Materials

Lecture 1: V-Ray Materials Introduction

Lecture 2: Metal, Brushed Metal, Plastic and Glass V-Ray Materials in 3ds Max

Lecture 3: Wood, Fabric and Colored Metal V-Ray Materials in 3ds Max

Lecture 4: Create a Material Library in 3ds Max

Lecture 5: V-Ray Asset Library in 3ds Max

Chapter 6: Rendering with V-Ray in 3ds Max

Lecture 1: V-Ray Render Elements

Lecture 2: Post Production in Photoshop with V-Ray Render Elements

Chapter 7: V-Ray Updates

Lecture 1: Notes if you are using V-Ray 5

Lecture 2: V-Ray 5 Updates

Lecture 3: Where is the VRayHDRI Map?

Lecture 4: V-Ray 5.1 Updates Video | CHAOS COSMO + all updates you need to know about.

Chapter 8: Introduction To 3ds Max

Lecture 1: The 3ds Max Interface and Setup

Lecture 2: Create, Move, Rotate and Scale in 3ds Max

Lecture 3: Viewport Navigation in 3ds Max

Lecture 4: Setting Up Plans and Units in 3ds Max

Lecture 5: Naming, Changing Colours and Creating Groups in 3ds Max

Lecture 6: Adding Cameras and Using Safe Frames in 3ds Max

Lecture 7: Adding Lights in 3ds Max

Lecture 8: Camera Exposure and Light Shapes in 3ds Max

Lecture 9: Sun Light and Camera Exposure in 3ds Max

Lecture 10: Materials in 3ds Max

Lecture 11: UV Maps in 3ds Max

Lecture 12: Camera Focal Lengths

Lecture 13: Camera Types

Lecture 14: Animating Cameras

Lecture 15: Composition

Chapter 9: 3D Studio Rendering with 3ds Max + V-Ray

Lecture 1: What is Studio Rendering?

Lecture 2: Resources

Lecture 3: Adding Textures To Lights In 3ds Max And V-Ray

Lecture 4: How To Fix Missing Plugins and Scripts in 3ds Max

Lecture 5: How To Fix Missing Textures in 3ds Max

Lecture 6: Copy And Paste Between 3ds Max Scenes

Lecture 7: Setting Up A Studio Scene with 3ds Max with V-Ray

Lecture 8: The V-Ray Matte Shadow Catcher and How To Use It in 3ds Max

Lecture 9: Render Multiple Pieces Of Furniture in 3ds Max and V-Ray

Lecture 10: Viewport Layouts in 3ds Max

Lecture 11: The V-Ray Frame Buffer

Chapter 10: Extra Lectures

Lecture 1: Bring 3D into Photography

Lecture 2: First Exterior Environment in 3ds Max with V-Ray and Chaos Cosmos

Lecture 3: 5 AWESOME 3ds Max Tools You Dont Use (But You Should!)

Lecture 4: 4 EXCELLENT V-Ray Frame Buffer Tools You Are Missing Out On

Lecture 5: Camera Mapping in 3ds Max

Lecture 6: Worn Edges In 3ds Max + V-Ray Curvature Map

Lecture 7: Learn Physics In 3 Minutes MassFX Tutorial

Lecture 8: Improve Your Realistic Interior Rendering

Lecture 9: 4 Quick Tips To Increase Photo Realism with 3ds Max and V-Ray

Lecture 10: What Should I Do To Become A Digital Artist?

Lecture 11: The Quickest Way to Edit Multiple Pivots on a 3ds Max Objects

Lecture 12: How To Animate ANY 3D Characters

Lecture 13: Boost Your 3D Art with These Must Have 3ds Max Plugins 2023

Lecture 14: UNLOCK The Hidden 3DS Max Toolbox You Should Be Using

Lecture 15: An Introduction to Generative Capabilities in Photoshop

Lecture 16: How To Create Augmented Reality

Lecture 17: AI Tools to Get Ahead of 99% of 3D Artists

Lecture 18: Using AI to Generate 3D Models

Lecture 19: How I Use AI to Enhance Renders

Chapter 11: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Jake Denham BA, MA, Official V-Ray Mentor
Tutorial Creator at Chaos Corona + Official V-Ray Mentor

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5 stars: 65 votes

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