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SketchUp Rendering with V-Ray 3 (Updated 10.09.2018)

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Release date:2017, May 10

Duration:04 h 56 m

Author:Brian Bradley

Skill level:Intermediate

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

V-Ray 3 for SketchUp features interactive rendering technology that allows users to see results immediately upon changes to the model. In this course, Brian Bradley both introduces and helps to solidly ground you in your ability to use the tools and features found in the powerful V-Ray for SketchUp rendering solution. After he familiarizes you with the V-Ray interface, Brian demonstrates how to add illumination to your scenes using the program’s versatile lighting tools. He shows how to work with different light types for adding both artificial light and natural-looking daylight. In addition, he covers the V-Ray camera, materials, map types, render elements, FX tools, and more.

Topics include:
Gamma handling in V-Ray 3 for SketchUp
Working with interactive rendering
V-Ray light types
Working with irradiance mapping
Rendering animations
Working with the V-Ray camera
Using the Materials UI
V-Ray FX tools
Stereoscopic 3D rendering
Using V-Ray objects

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001 Welcome
002 Software versions used in this course
003 What you should know before watching
004 Using the exercise files
005 Setting SketchUp preferences
006 A word about HDRIs
007 Gamma handling in V-Ray 3 for SketchUp
008 Introduction to 3.60.03 new features
009 Software versions used and important information
010 Viewport rendering
011 Hybrid rendering
012 UV tools
013 V-Ray Color Picker
014 V-Ray Scene (.vrscene) import
015 Environment Fog
016 V-Ray Mesh Viewer
017 File Path Editor
018 Improved denoiser
019 Multimatte, part 1
020 Multimatte, part 2
021 Finding V-Ray tools in the SketchUp UI
022 The V-Ray for SketchUp toolbar
023 The Lights and Objects toolbars
024 V-Ray frame buffer overview
025 V-Ray frame buffer history controls
026 V-Ray render output options
027 Working with interactive rendering
028 V-Ray light types – Sunlight
029 V-Ray light types – Rectangle
030 V-Ray light types – Sphere
031 V-Ray light types – Spot
032 V-Ray light types – IES
033 V-Ray light types – Omni
034 V-Ray light types – Dome
035 V-Ray light types – Mesh
036 V-Ray light types – GI skylight
037 Working with irradiance mapping, part 1
038 Working with irradiance mapping, part 2
039 Creating a light cache solution
040 Using the brute force engine
041 Rendering animations
042 Overview of the physical camera options
043 A primer on exposure values (EVs)
044 A closer look at the exposure controls
045 Handling perspective correction
046 Setting up a depth-of-field effect
047 Working with the white balance controls
048 Using the Materials UI
049 Introduction to V-Ray materials, part 1
050 Introduction to V-Ray materials, part 2
051 Introduction to V-Ray materials, part 3
052 Creating diffuse surfaces
053 Adding reflectivity
054 Creating glass
055 Making colored and frosted glass
056 Creating a translucency effect
057 Understanding color on the SSS material
058 Tweaking the SSS effect
059 A look at the hair material
060 Using the car paint material
061 The wrapper material
062 The V-Ray material library
063 Using VRmats
064 Introduction to V-Ray map selection
065 V-Ray map types – Bitmap
066 V-Ray map types – Triplanar
067 V-Ray map types – Composite
068 V-Ray map types – Dirt
069 V-Ray map types – MultiSub Tex
070 Image sampling explained
071 The progressive sampler
072 The bucket sampler
073 Vlados preferred approach to sampling
074 Render elements explained
075 Pipeline decisions
076 Render elements workflow and setup
077 Outputting elements
078 Compositing elements
079 The Denoiser feature
080 Generating a caustic effect
081 Stereoscopic 3D rendering
082 VR made easy
083 Using V-Ray objects – Fur
084 Using V-Ray objects – Proxies
085 Using V-Ray objects – The V-Ray clipper
086 Working with displacement
087 V-Ray scene export
088 Adding aerial perspective
089 Whats next_

Ex_Files_SketchUp_Render_V_Ray_3
Chap 01.rar
Chap 02.rar
Chap 03.rar
Chap 04.rar
Chap 05.rar
Chap 06.rar
Chap 07.rar
Chap 08.rar
Chap 09.rar
Ex_Files_SketchUp_Render_V_Ray_3.zip


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