By the end of this course, you will be able to
Set up the V-ray software on your computer, in addition to getting acquainted with the program’s materials and how to effectively make the most out of them.
Use the lighting feature and exploit its various options, together with creating physical cameras, working with them, as well as learning their function.
Animate your scene/object, choose the proper video format standard, master the rendering setup and options, as well as flawlessly export your final project.
Course details
- 3 h 58 m/21 lessons
- Last updated: 24/5/2022
- Course completion certificate
Course Content
Introduction To Vary Materials Part 1
Introduction To Vary Materials Part 2
Introduction to Textures and Maps Part 1
Introduction To Vary Materials Part 1
Introduction To Vary Materials Part 2
Introduction to Textures and Maps Part 1
Introduction to Textures and Maps Part 2
UVW Maps, Multi-Sub Materials, and Vray Light-Mtl Part 1
UVW Maps, Multi-Sub Materials, and Vray Light-Mtl Part 2
Practice Materials Part 1
Practice Materials Part 2
Vray Lights Part 1
Vray Lights Part 2
Practice Lighting Part 1
Practice Lighting Part 2
Physical Camera
Introduction to Animation Part 1
Introduction to Animation Part 2
Path Constraint and Path Deform
Practice Animation Part 1
Practice Animation Part 2
Render Setup (Common Parameter) Part 1
Render Setup (Common Parameter) Part 2
Render Setup (Vray and GI)
About this course
Do you have an aptitude for art and creativity? Do you want to learn how to visualize your thoughts and bring them to life? Do you long to explore the 3D graphics industry? If your answer is YES to either one or all of the aforementioned questions, then this training course is what you’re looking for. Throughout these two-part beginner-level guides, you will learn how to step-by-step use 3Ds Max and V-ray to develop your ideas into short animation movies that add a visual flair to the world around you.
Course requirements and prerequisites
This training course is a sequel to “Introduction to 3Ds Max & V-ray From A-Z (Part I)”, so you should either have prior basic knowledge of 3Ds Max and V-ray or completed watching Part I.
Mentor
Marwan Bijjani
Senior Instructor & 3D Artist
409 Learners
2 Course
