One of must important things to create a good scene and a good render is light settings. You need a good idea also, there are key elements to be considered in a composition (weight, color, shot) for obtaining a good Rendering ...but here I'm going to give you something about light settings!
That's not a tutorial, even if you could consider it so! In this page I will give you 3 files.
There are 3 different scenes about 3 different situations: to render Exterior, render interiors and render objects. They are not refined scenes but you can use them as a start point or just to see a method to set Vray parameters.
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General table: Vray settings
| Interior | Exteriors | Objects | |
| N° of lights | 5 | 1 | 9 |
| V-ray light intensity (average) | 7,5 | - | 6 |
| Direct light intensity (sun) | 1 | 1 | - |
| Color Mapping (dark, bright) | Exponential (2.5 - 2.5) | Linear (1 - 1) | Exponential (2 - 2) |
| GI environment | - | Skylight (0,7) | Hdri |
| Time to render (640 x 480) | 200" | 80" | 136" |
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Wrote by Ciro Sannino
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