2014
Digital Tutors
Nathan Skrepcinski
02:25:00
English

These lessons are intended to walk a viewer through the actual workflow used by architecture and visualization offices in the creation of presentation-level imagery. Aimed at viewers already having a basic proficiency with the software, this tutorial focuses on how to create a compelling image in a short time frame.

In Maya, we’ll look at multiple ways of lighting, creating materials, and organizing a scene, so you can choose the best option for the job.

In Photoshop we’ll make sure our workflow provides maximum flexibility and editability. We'll look at plenty of tips and tricks, including modeling techniques and plug-ins I have picked up over years of experience. We'll hopefully speed up your workflow so you can meet that deadline.

01. Introduction and project overview
02. Organizing our scene and setting up a camera
03. Modeling details and adding assets to our scene
04. Adding V-Ray proxy trees to our scene
05. Getting our base render settings and adding our primary light
06. Using V-Ray RT to adjust our lighting and camera
07. Creating basic interior lights
08. Creating and working with IES lights
09. Creating water with the VRayWater texture
10. Adding materials to our scene
11. Creating a metal panel material
12. Cracking the concrete and creating grass with V-Ray Fur
13. Setting up V-Ray render elements
14. Creating an occlusion render layer
15. Preparing the final render settings
16. Importing our renders into Photoshop and organizing our file
17. Making adjustments and adding textures
18. Adding atmosphere and final adjustments
19. Using presets in Magic Bullet Looks
20. Blending the Looks layers and finalizing our image

http://www.digitaltutors.com/tutorial/1632-Creating-a-Presentation-Ready-Architectural-Visualization-in-Maya-and-V-Ray

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