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Introduction To V-Ray Rendering for Rhino 7 (for Windows)
Before You Start
Before you begin the course, here are a few recommendations (2:38)
1. Interface
1.1 Rhino 7 display methods (2:43)
1.2 Setting the rendering engine (2:26)
1.3 Getting to know the tool (2:42)
1.4 What have you learned? Quiz
1.5 Questions and concerns
2. File management
2.1 Find your 3D models (0:59)
2.2 Download and unzip files (3:04)
2.3 Open, insert or import. What's the difference? (4:42)
2.4 3D Model Review (Group, Ungroup, Join, Explode) (5:54)
2.5 Show me what you've learned
Questions and concerns
3. Camera and views
3.1 Define the camera (3:07)
3.2 Define view (5:03)
3.3 Now it's your turn!
3.4 Questions and concerns
4. Materials
4.1 Creation of materials (6:52)
4.2 Bitmap textures (6:30)
4.3 Material mapping (7:17)
4.4 Time to apply what you have learned
4.5 Questions and concerns
5. Lights
5.1 Basic lights (6:03)
5.2 The Sun (4:26)
5.3 IES (6:26)
5.4 Dome light and HDRI (4:46)
5.5 We are almost done! Show me what you've learned
5.6 Questions and concerns
6. Setting
6.1 Render and quality output options (5:12)
6.2 I already have my render, now how do I save it? (1:25)
6.3 Questions and concerns
7. Project 1: Jewelry
7.1 Let us take a look at this 3D Ring (3:17)
7.2 Let's define our scene (2:35)
7.3 Let's adjust cameras, views and lights (8:16)
7.4 Add material to your 3D model. (9:40)
7.5 Let's review the progress (3:09)
7.6 Questions and concerns
8. Project 2: Architecture
8.1 What do we have here (let's check the file) (2:05)
8.2 Let's define our scene (2:30)
8.3 Let's adjust cameras, views, and lights (4:50)
8.4 Add material to the 3D house (5:00)
8.5 Let's review the progress (6:53)
8.6 Questions and concerns
9. Bonus Project: Add Labels
9.1 Let's add labels to objects (2:49)
1.1 Rhino 7 display methods
Please download the file that we will use in this first exercise.
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V-RAY LOGO.3dm
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