In the next section we learn about Cameras and camera effects in V-Ray, first we Explore Physical camera in depth, then we learn how to produce and adjust effects like Depth of field and motion blur, we learn about different camera types in V-Ray.
We learn about V-Ray override and wrapper materials, And finally go through all the remaining materials and maps that are included in V-Ray. Then we talk about Bump and displacement mapping, blend material, two-sided, subsurface scattering, skin, hair and CarPoint materials. We start this section with V-Ray material or VRayMtl and as this is the most important V-Ray material, we spend more than one hour, explaining this material over five lessons. Section five is all about V-Ray materials, and this is the longest section of the course and we spend more than 5 hours in 17 lessons, explaining all the materials and maps that V-Ray has to offer. Section four will be dedicated to the very core of V-Ray, which is image sampling, first we learn the basic concept, and then we learn about Bucket and progressive image sampler, Global DMC options, Image filters and Render masks. And finally learn how to render flicker-free animations with Global Illumination. We go through every single available parameter in the GI tab of V-Ray settings with actual examples. We learn how to use these engines in different lighting scenarios to produce the most realistic lighting possible. In section three, we talk about Global illumination or indirect lighting, first we learn how light rays work in real world and how V-Ray Simulates the same behavior using global illumination, and then we start learning about all the GI engines that V-Ray has, like Brute force, Irradiance map and light cache. We literally explain every single option, light and parameter, with practical examples and visualize how they work. We explore V-Ray Area light, Mesh and dome light, V-Ray sun and sky, IES light, we learn how to use standard 3ds max lights with V-Ray and learn about V-Ray lighting tools like V-Ray Light Lister. Section two will be all about lighting, we go through all the lights that V-Ray offers.
In section one, we give you a general overview of V-Ray in 3ds max and its user interface. The videos are categorized into 9 sections, Our ?Ultimate Introduction to V-Ray for 3ds Max?, is without a doubt, the most detailed, high quality and academically approached course on V-Ray up to now. In this course, in more than 18 hours, or 1083 minutes of high quality and academic video tutorials, we explore one of the most popular render engines which is V-Ray from Chaos Group. This is our biggest course ever here at and we spent almost four months working on this course.
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Title: Mograph Plus – The Ultimate Introduction To V-Ray for 3ds Max
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