V-ray Course Info

V-ray software for rendering that allows you to create massive ideas in 3dsMAX, Revit, Rhino, and Sketch-up and helps you visualize anything imaginable.
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Introduction
- UI & VFB – The lessons in this category provide an overview of V-Ray’s components, what they do, and where to find them in the interface.
- User Interface – A guide to the most commonly used V-Ray components.
- Frame Buffer – What the V-Ray Frame Buffer is, and its most useful features
Render Engines
- V-Ray RT – How to use V-Ray RT as an ActiveShade renderer, and how to set it up to render animations.
- V-Ray Production – An overview of the standard V-Ray rendering engine, and how to use it.
Sampling
- Sampling – An in depth explanation of how to optimize antialiasing and render times.
Lighting
- V-Ray Light – The most commonly used settings of the V-Ray Light.
- V-Ray and 3ds Max Lights – How to use the Standard 3ds Max Lights with V-Ray.
- V-Ray Ambient Light – An overview of the settings of the V-Ray Ambient Light.
- V-Ray Dome Light – The workflow to generate Image Based Lighting with the V-Ray Dome Light.
- V-Ray IES Light – How light profiles and V-Ray’s IES light can create realistic lighting.
- V-Ray Sun and Sky System - Set up day time illumination with the V-Ray’s Sun and Sky system.
Global Illumination
- GI Introduction. The theory of tracing global illumination, and the technical differences between the different GI Engines in V-Ray.
- GI for Exterior Scenes – The workflow for setting up GI for Exterior Scenes.
- GI for Interior Scenes – The workflow for setting up GI for Interior Scenes.
- Caustics – How to generate sharp photon mapped caustics.
- GI for Fly-Through Animations – Optimize the rendering of fly-through animations.
Camera
- Physical Camera – Physical Camera settings, and how they affect the exposure of the rendered image.
- Physical Camera: Motion Blur and Depth of Field – How to use Motion Blur and Depth of Field effects, and how to balance the exposure of the rendered image.
Shading
- V-Ray Material – V-Ray material settings, and how to use them to simulate a wide range of real world materials.
- V-Ray SSS Materials – V-Ray FastSSS2 and V-Ray Skin materials, and how to use them tocreate translucent or sub-surface scattering materials.
- V-Ray 2-Sided Material – V-Ray 2-Sided material, and how to use it to create thin translucent materials such as fabric or paper.
- V-Ray Blend and Bump Materials – How to create more complex materials.
- Random Color Techniques – How the V-Ray Multi Sub texture and the V-Ray User Color node can generate random colors in a shading network.
Volumetrics
- Volumetrics – V-Ray Aerial Perspective and V-Ray Environment Fog atmospheric effects in an exterior scene
Dynamic Geometry
- V-Ray Displacement – Adding fine detail to scenes with the V-Ray Displacement Modifier.
- V-Ray Proxy – Optimize high poly count scenes with V-Ray’s Proxy geometry.
- V-Ray Instancer – Instance multiple V-Ray Proxy geometries with the help of a ParticleFlow system and the V-Ray Instancer helper.
- V-Ray Fur – Generate realistic grass with V-Ray Fur.
Render Elements
- V-Ray Render Elements – How to split the rendered image into render elements, and combining them in compositing.

V-ray Course Introduction:

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V-ray for 3ds MAX Course Syllabus

CHAOSGROUP Authorised V-ray for 3ds Max Course curriculum, for Architectural Visualization

Introduction

Render Engines

Sampling

Lighting

Global Illumination

Camera

Shading

Volumetrics

Dynamic Geometry

Render Elements

Batch Info :

Average 3 students per batch. Max 5.

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