2014
Lynda
Dave Schultze
02:50:00
English

Before you can showcase your 3D designs, you need renders of your work that really pop. Learn how to render with Rhino and V-Ray in this course, which includes three fun sample projects: a penguin with glasses, a retro TV frame, and a funky birdhouse. First, author Dave Schultze shows how to install V-Ray and demystifies 3D concepts such as global illumination and raytrace rendering. He demonstrates techniques for rendering quickly with both Rhino's built-in rendering and V-Ray, and explains how to customize materials, enhance them with texture mapping, and add realistic surface textures using bump and displacement maps. Along the way, Dave shares insider tips and tricks on rendering, while showing how to get the right lighting for your scene, use color correction tools, and render with the V-Ray frame buffer.

Topics include:
Why use V-Ray?
Installing DR Spawner
Understanding 3D terminology
Activating V-Ray
Adjusting quality settings
Get quick previews with the material override
Understanding lighting types
Exploring materials in the Material Editor
Creating your own materials
Texture mapping materials with bitmaps and procedurals
Saving time with V-Ray presets
Getting the right size for your render with output settings
Working with environment lighting
Strategies for working with cameras and camera settings
Ensuring accurate color for your scene with color correction
Rendering tips and tricks

Introduction 3m 10s
1. System Setup and Tour 19m 34s
2. Terminology and Strategy 17m 46s
3. V-Ray Express and Studio Tips 37m 50s
4. Material Editor Introduction 24m 42s
5. Material Design and Theory 21m 41s
6. Using the V-Ray Options Editor 25m 28s
7. Using the V-Ray Frame Buffer and Color Corrections 9m 20s
Conclusion 6m 33s

http://www.lynda.com/Rhino-tutorials/Rendering-Fundamentals-Rhino-V-Ray/161801-2.html

Download File Size:780.09 MB

---