3D Max and Vray

Learn to use 3ds Max for lighting and rendering of your projects. See how to use V-Ray for 3ds Max through our courses and tutorials given by industry experts and other experienced instructors. The proper lighting and rendering will take your work to the next level and make it stand out so much the more. Dive right into 3ds Max and start applying beautiful lighting and rendering techniques today!

Learn the latest V-Ray, lighting and rendering skills through 3ds Max as outlined by experts with real-world experience.

Course Description

Knowing how to use these two programs together is a valuable skill. Everything you need to get started is in this course. We will take you through 3ds Max and V-Ray from the very beginning, and by the end you will be well on your way to creating your own images and filling up your portfolio with polished work. Keep in mind, you do not typically need formal training to get a job in 3D. What it takes is an awesome portfolio, so let’s get started on yours.

What you’ll learn

• Learn 3ds Max + V-Ray from scratch by creating your first arch viz project in the first 6 hrs of the course
• Become comfortable creating with the two industry standard software packages, 3ds Max and V-Ray
• Learn Vray materials, lighting and cameras.
• Complete your first photoreal, professional rendering using 3ds Max and Vray.
• Start creating professional looking 3d visualization by following along with the course projects.
• New content added regularly
• Adjust your knowledge for the most up to date versions of the software

Course Outline

• 3D animations
• Models
• Games
• 3D computer graphics
• Visualizations
• Scene Organization
• Navigating 3ds Max Review
• Poly Modeling Principles
• Sweep Modifier
• Photography Basics
• Basic Exposure Settings and Principles
• All V-Ray Camera Settings
• Lighting with HDRI (High Dynamic Range Images)
• Basic V-Ray Light Settings
• V-Ray Material Library
• UVW Mapping Your Materials Onto Objects
• Essential V-Ray Render Settings
• Using the V-Ray Frame Buffer
• V-Ray Proxies