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The V-Ray IES light - 3ds Max Tutorial
From the course: V-Ray Next for 3ds Max Essential Training
The V-Ray IES light
- [Instructor] For both interior and exterior renders, perhaps especially so for visualization pieces, the VRay IES Light offers an extremely powerful and easy-to-use method for adding real-world lighting data to our scenes. As we have with many of our previous light types then, by coming over to the VRay toolbar and clicking to select the IES option. Now, we do create this light type a little differently than some of the others. So, in the front viewport that we're now using let's left click and drag to set the position of both the IES Light itself and its target in the scene. Taking care, of course, not to place the light inside any of the scene geometry. If we then go ahead and start an IPR session you can see that what we get is a fairly plain looking all that impressive at all, seeing as all we are getting is a flat lighting effect along with some very CG looking, sharp edge shadows. What we have to remember though, is that this particular light type is designed to work…
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An introduction to the V-Ray light3m 1s
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The V-Ray Plane light3m 42s
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The V-Ray Dome light4m 15s
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The V-Ray Sphere light2m 53s
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The V-Ray Mesh light4m 29s
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The V-Ray Disc light2m 20s
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The V-Ray IES light4m 15s
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V-Ray Sun and Sky5m 17s
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Enabling the Environment skylight3m 39s
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