V-Ray for Rhino: The Rendering Essentials
Rendering in V-Ray for Rhino is a seamless method for representation. This course covers the essentials of this tool by posing a series of four exercises to students. It emphasizes mastering the fundamentals of rendering using V-Ray for Rhino in order to think through the software, and to create work that goes beyond basic applications.
This course covers the basics of V-Ray for Rhino by covering four types of scenes. Students will master the workflow for visualizing elemental interior, exterior, and still life renderings. The course also introduces students to a final visualization workflow by covering the post-production basics of a rendered image. Exercises are designed as straightforward, follow along lessons, where students gain the basic skills needed to begin creating their own work. Enrollment in this course comes with lifetime access. Course contents are available on Desktop, Mobile, and TV. A Certificate of Completion is awarded to those who submit all four exercises.
- Operating Systems: Windows 10 or 8.1
- 64-bit Intel or AMD processor
- 8 GB memory (RAM) or more
- 600 MB disk space
- OpenGL 4.1 capable video card
- 4 GB Video RAM
Course work
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Project 1 - Setting Up a Simple Scene
V-Ray for Rhino Interface
Camera Basics
Simple Lighting Systems
Material Presets
3D Model Included
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Project 2 - Designing an Interior Scene
Rendering Workflow for Interior Images
Multiple Light Sources
Creating Materials and Editing Material Presets
3D Model Included
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Project 3 - Designing an Exterior Scene
Exterior Rendering Concepts and Workflow
Exterior Lighting Systems
V-Ray Objects and Proxies
Post-Production Techniques
3D Model Included
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Project 4 - Independent Exercise
Use concepts from Projects 1-3 to Design Image
3D Model Included
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