Appropriate for all | 2h 35m | 1.31 GB | Project Files | Software used: Blender, V-Ray
Title: Lynda – Blender: V-Ray 3.0 Basics
Info: V-Ray for Blender combines V-Ray’s flexibility and unprecedented speed with one of the world’s most famous open-source 3D applications. Build your rendering skills while you learn new tools for expanding your creative possibilities, in this course on V-Ray 3. 0, the most recent version of this powerful lighting and rendering plugin. Brian Bradley introduces V-Ray’s lighting tools for natural-looking daylight and artificial illumination, the Global Illumination system, and the Physical Camera, which gives you real-world parameters for camera control (such as f-stop and focal length). Then learn how to use V-Ray’s texturing tools to build realistic surfaces, including diffuse, reflective, and refractive surfaces. Last but not least, explore V-Ray’s sampling controls for adjusting the quality of your final renders.
Blender do not needed proprietary vray he has great Cycles!)
In my opinion vray is one of the best renderer of the world. I’ve used cycles, Iray, Maxwell, mental ray and others. They all do their job but the best result has vray. Vray has a lot of useful settings, a lot of buyable and free materials and run with the most 3D-programs.
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Blender do not needed proprietary vray he has great Cycles!)
In my opinion vray is one of the best renderer of the world. I’ve used cycles, Iray, Maxwell, mental ray and others. They all do their job but the best result has vray. Vray has a lot of useful settings, a lot of buyable and free materials and run with the most 3D-programs.