As we are getting closer to the point in our project where we will want to take our final renders, it is time for us to make some final adjustments to the scene in order to ensure that the quality is as high as possible. This can include spotting and fixing mistakes that we have made, as well as making needed aesthetic changes that were not perhaps apparent to us earlier on in the project.
- [Voiceover] We have reached the stage…in our project now where we really need to take…a close-up look at just what is going on in our scene.…Something we can only do properly by creating…a high resolution render…that can then be carefully scrutinized.…Whilst lots of tweaks and changes can be made in post,…an integral part of any production pipeline,…there are some problems that need to be spotted and fixed…before we get to the final render stage.…Now some of you who already have production experience…may have spotted and possibly even fixed…some of the problems…that we're going to be highlighting here.…
If you have, well done.…If not though now is our chance to see…just how important this final close-up examination can be.…Now ideally we want to be creating a render at this point…that uses the target resolution…for our project's deliverables.…In this instance though, as we have already said…that we are using a fairly low end…enhanced definition resolution of 854 by 480,…we need something a little higher,…as that really isn't large enough…
Author
Brian Bradley
Released
5/24/2016- What is V-Ray RT?
- Using RT as an ActiveShade renderer
- Taking the options further
- Setting up a V-Ray RT project in 3ds Max
- Adding geometry and cameras
- Creating animation with V-Ray RT
- Setting up a particle system and deflectors
- Adding lighting
- Texturing and adding materials
- Adding render elements
- Adjusting render element parameters
- Compositing in After Effects
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 6s
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Using the exercise files1m 3s
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Gamma and file unit handling2m 36s
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1. Introduction to V-Ray RT
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CPU- vs. GPU-based rendering5m 23s
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RT options overview4m 48s
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Taking the options further3m 21s
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2. Project—Setting Up the Scene
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Adding in the cameras3m 50s
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Composition is key3m 43s
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3. Project—Creating Animation
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Adding a simple camera rig4m 26s
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Creating the truck move4m 16s
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Staging the dolls3m 14s
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Filling out the operators5m 14s
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Finishing up the settings3m 13s
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4. Project—Setting up the Lighting
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Setting up the key light3m 22s
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Adding in the fill lights5m 32s
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5. Project—Working with Materials
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Texturing setup2m 42s
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Fabric backdrop material3m 46s
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Texturing the main doll5m 2s
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Texturing the petals2m 25s
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6. Project—Working with V-Ray RT & Render Elements
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Adding in the elements4m 37s
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Render element parameters4m 25s
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Assigning object IDs5m 28s
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Setting up the multimattes3m 24s
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Material tweaks4m 48s
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Scene tweaks4m 34s
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Animation tweaks4m 15s
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Strengthening the poses2m 55s
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7. Project—Compositing in After Effects
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Adding in the reflectivity4m 18s
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Color correcting the petals2m 42s
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Conclusion
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What's next?44s
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