How to Create Stunning Interior Rendering Using VRay | Free Workshop for Advanced 3D Artists
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Published 2024-07-18
I'm absolutely certain that knowing — and more importantly, feeling— the different tools gives me, as an artist, a huge advantage.
Every software has its strengths and weaknesses.
That’s why our final workshop of the summer, right before the big professional course kicks off, will focus on Interiors in VRay.
I’ll walk you through my approach to using VRay while creating this picture.
Hope to see you there!
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All Comments (8)
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Fantastic, we need more vray sessions like this.
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Thank you for you time
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where did you get the picture of landscape backgrounds?
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Great! Where can we download the file project? Thank you!
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That is link to original project www.metalocus.es/en/news/focus-sunset-house-air-fr…
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Are you using tyflow or Phoenix for some effect in an animation?
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the most inaccurate render you've ever shared. The result is completely wrong, the reflection of the glass is amateurish. You cannot get such an effect outdoors. The light from the window frames never looks like this. The metal effect is almost 0. the light filtering on the ceiling is in no way realistic. The photo is compositionally square and therefore not appealing to the eye. You should have preferred horizontal instead. Unlike many informative videos so far, it is a completely amateur work.
