3ds Max + V-Ray

Course details

3DS MAX +  VRAY



Introduction
Getting started with 3D Studio Max
Introduction to Views and View Navigations
Layout and View commands
 
Geometric Primitives

Creating standard primitives
Rendering options
Creating Extended primitives
Object properties in Modify panel

Selection Methods
Introduction to Noun-verb selection
Transformation Commands

Animation
Frame Panel & Animation frames
Constraints in Animation
Animation Controllers
Rendering in Animation

Lights & Camera
Standard Lights
Photometric Lights
Camera and Objects

Surface Modeling
Patch grids & NURBS
Working with Editable Patches
Hiding & Freezing Objects

Object Navigations
Copying Items
Arrays & Mirror Objects
Groups & Assemblies
Introduction to Materials
Maps and Objects

Other Primitives
Creating Shapes & Editable Splines
Modifiers
AEC Extended Objects
Compound Objects
Dynamic Objects
Editable Mesh Surfaces
Working with Editable Poly Surfaces

Space warps
Introduction to Forces
Deflectors in Max
Geometric/Deformable
Reactors in Max
Particles, Helpers & System

Particles
Various helpers of Max
Systems & 3D Studio Max
Customizing 3D Studio Max


VRay
VRay image saving options
Global Illumination in VRay
Irradiance Map
Light Cache
Quasi Monte Carlo/ Brute Force
Environmental Lighting
Image Sampling
Fixed
Adaptive QMC
Adaptive Subdivisions
VRay Lights
VRay Camera
Focal Length
Film speed
Shutter Speed
VRay Materials
Diffuse Colour
Reflection
Refraction
Rendering Test Scenes
Rendering an interior scene
Rendering an exterior scene
Sphere Light
VRay Sun
VRay Shadow
Plane Light
Dome Light

  Updated on 23 July, 2019