V-Ray 2.0 for 3ds Max and Maya – Hair and Fur Shader
With the update to V-Ray 2.0 you can render hair and fur with unprecedented control, quality, and speed using the new VRayHairMtl shader and VRayHairInfoTex map.
With the update to V-Ray 2.0 you can render hair and fur with unprecedented control, quality, and speed using the new VRayHairMtl shader and VRayHairInfoTex map.
This tutorial covers the different shading options in the first official version of V-Ray for Softimage. We explore the V-Ray Material options (diffuse layer, reflection, reflection glossiness, refraction etc.) and create complex materials with the V-Ray Blend Material and the V-Ray Car Paint Material.
How you can render hair and fur quickly and efficiently with the VRayHairMtl shader.
This video presentation shows how to use V-Ray Proxy to render heavy geometry at maximum memory efficiency by storing the geometry on the hard drive.
In this tutorial Jimmy from Chaos Group talks about one of the most powerful features in V-Ray – its render elements. Learn how to use default render elements and create custom ones, giving you more control in compositing.
How to create nice rugs and carpets with max and vray?
In this tutorials you watch how to use quick and different methods for the creation of carpets and rugs
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In this video you can learn how to achieve some cool multimaterials effect by using V-ray blend material.
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In this tutorial we will learn how to use VRayProxy object as matte object in Krakatoa. Also we will learn how to create VRayProxy object in very efficient way without using 3Dsmax…
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Tutorial by Francesco Legrenzi
One of the most interesting features introduced in V-Ray 1.5 SP3 was VRayEnvironmentFog (VEF). It might look like a simple fog system, similar to the one in 3ds Max, but it’s really more powerful. In fact it can interact with Global Illumination and generate volume caustic effects.
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… I made 3 different materials and applied them to the same glass object. The first one has IOR of 1.5 and the second has IOR or 1.7. They both have Fresnel reflections turned on. Now, the third material has no Fresnel reflections, but I lowered the reflectiveness to 50% (gray color, RGB: 128/128/128). Let’s see how that looks like…
Another tutorial on Glass Material and simulating of diamonds’ reflection with Dispersion Parameter
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In this tutorial we see how to create the V-Ray Glass anc Liquid Material for own renders. Read this for more info
Motion blur is the apparent streaking of rapidly moving objects in a still image or a sequence of images such as a movie or animation. It results when the image being recorded changes during the recording of a single frame, either due to rapid movement or long exposure.
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Rendering jewellery can be tricky, especially if you want to have the final result on white, with nice reflections and shadows.
Here is a 3ds max and VRay method you can try!
It uses a couple of tricks or ‘cheats’ to get this result.
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In this time an amazing V-Ray Render signed Daniel Buck, that contributed to realization of important digital movies as: Oblivion, Real Steel, Tron Legacy.
to know more Daniel Buck, read here > Daniel Buck – CG Artist
An interesting interior render makes by ST VISION.
Modelling: 3ds Max 2010
Rendering: V-Ray 1.50
Post production: PS
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A story about the fire at the heart of suffering.
Bringing together dancers, musicians, visual artists and 3d animators, the film takes a critical look at current events. A mysterious figure travels aboard his boat through a dark and desolate landscape in his quest for inner peace.
Main softwares used: Maya, Vray, FumeFX, RealFlow
