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The GI environment control
From the course: V-Ray 5 for 3ds Max Essential Training
The GI environment control
- [Instructor] For our final exercise of the chapter then let's take a look at how we can render with the aptly named GI environment in V-Ray as mentioned in the previous couple of exercises given that it presents us with yet another option for adding a skylight type effect to a scene. But one that is different again from the dome light and V-Ray sky options that we have already considered. Just to reiterate then I will start scene here has been set up with no lights present at all and so if I go ahead and take a render we get a pure black return. Now, unlike the dome light V-Ray GI environment doesn't actually have any kind of helper object or gizmo that needs to be placed or positioned in the scene. Meaning we don't in this instance need to create anything from the command panel or menu system in order to start making you solve this lighting effect. What we will need to do though is make sure that V-ray's global…
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Overview of V-Ray lighting tools3m 7s
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Understanding GI in V-Ray7m 23s
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GI engine: Brute Force3m 10s
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GI engine: IM and LC5m 36s
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Working with Plane and Disc lights4m 39s
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The V-Ray Sun and Sky6m 3s
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IES light4m 59s
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Dome4m 10s
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Mesh light5m 29s
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The V-Ray Light material2m 52s
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The GI environment control3m 46s
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