From the course: Rhino and V-Ray: Rendering
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Rendering with the frame buffer
From the course: Rhino and V-Ray: Rendering
Rendering with the frame buffer
This next video will focus on the V-Ray Frame Buffer also called the VFB. This is the window that pops up every time you hit R for render. Besides watching and saving a rendering, there are some surprisingly cool features built in. A few of these are little bit technical and outside of our core scope, so I will be focusing only on the most useful. So if we were to start our rendering, we would get the Frame Buffer automatically. If you don't need to start our rendering, but you want to like retrieve or maybe save your last rendering, you can just click up here on the V-Ray toolbar, in this little F looking ticket and that'll open up the Frame Buffer, so it'll show a rendering if it's been done, otherwise it's black like this one. Let's go ahead and start a render, so I'm going to click on the R for render button. And let it finish. Now one of the more interesting thing most people notice off the bat is these channels are G and B which are kind of interesting looking when you separate…
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