3ds max and V-ray training for interior designers

3ds max and V-ray training for interior designers, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.6, with 75 lectures, based on 81 reviews, and has 723 subscribers.

You will learn about Make any interior renders Make photorealistic renders Become professional 3d visualizer This course is ideal for individuals who are Architects or interior designers or 3d Visualizers or Students It is particularly useful for Architects or interior designers or 3d Visualizers or Students.

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Summary

Title: 3ds max and V-ray training for interior designers

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.6

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make any interior renders

Make photorealistic renders

Become professional 3d visualizer

Who Should Attend

Architects

interior designers

3d Visualizers

Students

Target Audiences

Architects

interior designers

3d Visualizers

Students

This course is going to help you to gain the skill of photorealistic 3d visualization in 3ds Max and V-ray. You’ll learn all the secrets of photorealistic rendering, complex Vray materials and correct postprocessing in Photoshop. You’ll be able to make some special schticks that will speed up your work in several times.

If you’re a beginner in this business, this training will give you a quick start in the profession. It will take you about one month to become able to make professional renders, which are indistinguishable from photos.

If you already work in 3ds max, in this course you’ll learn some special tricks with lighting and render settings, which are going to improve the quality of your renders.

If you still don’t know, what you are going to do, this is a good chance to become an experienced 3d artist. Today this profession is in great demand and the market of the architectural 3d visualization needs good specialists.

This course covers the topics of:

1. Interior modeling
2. Settings of composite Vray materials
3. Texturing
4. 6 lighting types
5. Postprocessing
6. Correct work with the scene
7. Frame composition in interior

In
this course we will learn in detail 76 materials, which are widely used in
interior visualization. We’ll deal with Blend materials, Vray dirt and other
advanced materials. In the tutorial block about lighting you’ll learn 6 types
of light settings in interior visualization, daylight, nightlight and combined
light. With real examples, you’ll get a step by step guide in making fine
interiors in 3d.

About tutors

co-autor Anton Viborniy

A specialist in the field of architectural planning and 3d visualization

The founder of the Timedigital..org and archtutors..ru startup

Over 30 completed projects and 5 years of 3d max work experience. A Masters degree in Architecture. Alumni of PGASA

Has participated in “Autodesk day” as a Speaker and has read over 30 lectures for students majoring in Architectural Studies

co- autor Dmitrio Shuka

Two Time Render.Ru Award Winner

Published in the renowned CG Artist Magazine

Author and Coauthor of more than 200 projects

Published on FRONT PAGE – Europe’s Best Gallery EVERMOTION..ORG

WE WILL TELL YOU THE SECRETS OF THE PERFECT V-RAY SETTINGS

You will no longer have to spend nights testing scenes, neither will you experience problems with low quality images, long rendering, render noise.We will give you an algorithm that will quadruple your work speed.

WE WILL SHOW YOU THREE TYPES OF LIGHTING

You will have a complete guide for the vray sun + vray sky + vray physical camera lighting system.Different lighting types will make projects more diverse.Make your portfolio 3 times bigger.It will make your projects more alive and memorable.

PHOTOSHOP POSTPRODUCTION

You will learn to quickly make renders and enhance them in Photoshop.We will look many render channels, learn to correct colors and make your images have moods.You will have all the knowledge for render afterwork.

NEW KNOWLEDGE WILL HELP YOU EARN MORE MONEY

YOU WILL SPEND 4 TIMES LESS TIME

YOUR PROJECTS WILL BEFIT THE HIGHEST 3D VISUALIZATION STANDARDS

YOUR COLLEAGUES WILL NOTICE YOUR ADVANCES

After training you will be able to

1. Have a starting salary of at least 3000 dollars per month.
2. Work at any visualization studio.
3. Be a successful Vip Client oriented Freelancer.
4. Up your project level.
5. Make your clients fall in love with your projects.
6. Your projects will be displayed at the most prestigious 3D galleries.
7. Make photorealistic images equal to those of the author
8. Render very quickly.
9. Make a high quality Afterwork.
10. Professionally work with model bases.

Course program

INTRODUCTORY

What is 3D visualization and its types

How to become a professional

Choosing software

Choosing a Pc

Correct scene element names

Gamma

“Hot” modificators and their settings

Hotkeys

User path

Solving problems caused by bad geometry

Layers

Groups

Proxy

TEXTURING

Rules of applying textures

Uvw mapping

Texturing Concrete

Texturing wood

Texturing cloth

LIGHTING SETTINGS

Main principles of setting the lights

Vray sun+ Vray sky

Vray Sun settings

Day lighting

Night Settings

Sunsets

Three types of lights

AFTERWORKS

MATERIALS ADVANCED

Principles of working with materials

Finalizing your material work

Tuning materials

Fresnel reflection

IOR

Blin

ward

Mix

Fallof

Color correction

VrayDirt

Types of materials

Blend Material

Multi/sub object

Vray Light material

Сreating widely used materials

Plaster

Concrete

Glass

Marble

Wood

Grass

Vraydispacementmod

Dirty Glass

Old wood

Parquetry

Vray dirt

Old Plaster

ADVANCED CAMERAS

Main Principles of working with Vray Cameras

Focal length

Vignetting

Custom Balance

Shutter speed

Iso

Angles for artistic views

Angles for commercial views

Angles for Architectural views

RENDER SETTINGS

Principles of Vray

Common parameters

Frame buffer

Global switches

Image sample Antialiasing filters

Adaptive dmc

Vray environment

Color mapping

Improving Global lighting performance

indirect illumination

Render preset

Batch render

Basic Photoshop skills

Filters

Render Channels

Render ID

Z- depth

Reflection

Mask

Color correction

Contrast and Brightness

Streching your picture

Logic of Afterworking in Photoshop Gamma

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Theoretical part

Lecture 1: About training

Lecture 2: Tutors portfolio

Lecture 3: Students works

Lecture 4: Students feedback

Lecture 5: Enter

Lecture 6: Download course material

Lecture 7: Beginning of work. Overview all course

Lecture 8: Enter in rendering . part1

Lecture 9: Overview rendering. part2

Lecture 10: Overview render. Part3

Lecture 11: Overview V-ray plugins

Lecture 12: Overview lighting setup. Part 1

Lecture 13: Overview lighting setup. Part 2

Lecture 14: V-ray camera

Lecture 15: Vray tricks

Lecture 16: V-ray materials

Lecture 17: Advanced v-ray materials. Part 1

Lecture 18: Advanced vray materials. part 2

Lecture 19: V-ray maps

Lecture 20: Advanced v-ray maps

Chapter 2: Practical part

Lecture 1: Render setup. Practical lesson

Lecture 2: Vray maps. Advanced settings. Vray dirt, Vray color2bump, Vray sky, comptext map

Lecture 3: Vray dirt. Advanced settings

Lecture 4: Reflections

Lecture 5: Vray maps. part 2

Lecture 6: Normal bump. Advanced texturing

Lecture 7: Test interior scene

Lecture 8: Curtains and fabric materials. Vray override materials

Lecture 9: Palstic and wallpaper materials

Lecture 10: Vray blend materials

Lecture 11: VrayMtlWrapper

Lecture 12: All materials settigns

Lecture 13: Reflect and glossy effects

Lecture 14: Back-side-color settings

Lecture 15: Anisotropic materials

Lecture 16: Transparent materials

Lecture 17: Water. glass, white plastic. part 1

Lecture 18: Water. glass, white plastic. part 2

Lecture 19: Soap bubble material. Gradient ramp and foloff map

Lecture 20: Fog color

Lecture 21: Oil

Lecture 22: Glass with drops

Lecture 23: Frosted glass

Lecture 24: Frozen glass. Ice materials. Advanced tutorial

Lecture 25: Metal materials

Lecture 26: Perforated steel

Lecture 27: Copper

Lecture 28: Old copper

Lecture 29: Fabric materials

Lecture 30: Silk

Lecture 31: Knitted wool

Lecture 32: Black patent leather

Lecture 33: Architectural concrete

Lecture 34: Architectural materials. Stucco

Lecture 35: Tiles materials. Ceramic

Lecture 36: Grafiiti on the brick

Lecture 37: Interior modeling

Lecture 38: Parquet creation

Lecture 39: Daylight setup

Lecture 40: multitexture materilas. Advanced parquet material

Lecture 41: Basic render setup

Lecture 42: Evening Enlightenment

Lecture 43: IES lights

Lecture 44: Mix light

Lecture 45: 6 type of lighting. Part 1

Lecture 46: 6 type of lighting. Part 2

Lecture 47: 6 type of lighting. Part 3

Lecture 48: 6 type of lighting. Part 4

Lecture 49: 6 type of lighting. Part 5

Lecture 50: 6 type of lighting. Part 6

Lecture 51: After the rain

Lecture 52: Advanced glass materials

Lecture 53: Rains drops

Chapter 3: Photoshop postproduction

Lecture 1: Part 1

Lecture 2: Part 2

Instructors

Anton Architect
Architect

Dmitrio Shuka
3d artist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 26 votes

2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 17 votes

4 stars: 17 votes

5 stars: 17 votes

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