Archive : V-Ray Tutorial

This short tutorial on how to use VRay’s Global Illumination feature will show you one method for creating realistic looking lighting for a scene. VRay has many features including the ability to to physically accurate full global illumination, advanced material shaders and enhancements for speeding up rendering time. Global Illumination tutorial

Vray: Caustics or not caustics, that is the question? If to set a scene with caustic effect+V-ray is so hard it’s better to find some videotutorial that explains us how to do that, isn’t it? Sometimes I have a look on Tensun blog (sometimes because is totally wrote in chinese!!) and I continue to discover […]

To obtain a good rendering it’s not just parameters and settings knowledges, but it’s something like the real photo: light composition, shade and scene composition. So to make a good rendering we have to create a good photographic set and put our object in. I found a excellent tutorial on cgindia.org: how to make a […]

Here the second scene made with Vray sun, this time we have a different atmosphere: the sunset! It’s very easy to use it, you just need to download it, starting 3d studio max and go testing changing all the parameters with fantasy! The V-ray parameters aren’t not so different from the last scene, the most […]

In the last file I showed you how to set VrayDisplacement to obtain realistic grass or carpets. It’s a good solution for middle camera shots. But how can do if your grass is really near to the camera? You need more details to obtain a realistic render, so it’s time to use Vray Fur! if […]