Last week we made 2h training modeling this classic sofa.
This week I will show you how to make a simple scene and render it in V-Ray.
In this training I will show you how to make 2 different versions of the scene.
These are the final renders I’ll explain in the Premium Video below:
Preview:
We will make the full scene with lights and materials from scratch – wall paneling, floor, windows, and even the cloth simulation on the sofa :
- Video pt.1: Modeling and lighting the Scene – 24′
- Video pt.2: Material setup for the 1st version – 16′
- Video pt.3: Material setup for the 2nd version – 12′
- DOWNLOAD Final Scenes here
Watch the full training below.
Enjoy !
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AWESOME… thank you sir *_*
Wow… renderings are amazing!
thank you for this training..
Thank you. I learnt a lot of things.
this is amazing work!
Really good job! Very useful and clear!
This kind of tutorial are that i was looking for.
Detailed and not boring. Great!
Thank you!
Hello Ciro
One question….
Rendering by Vray frame buffer the colors of render are great….
but if I render in the normal frame window, the image gets brigther.
Why?
Hi Ricardo,
because you are using gamma correction 2,2 in preferences. This affect normal frame buffer, but don’t affect V-Ray Frame Buffer. IT’S GOOD THAT WAY, it’s normal and don’t worry if you use “official” linear workflow setup I explain in this video: http://www.cg-blog.com/index.php/v-ray-for-beginners/lesson-2 – Listen to me, don’t use normal frame buffer anymore
thank you!