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Forest Pack, Railclone & VrayLightSelect Script Tutorial

Jamie Cardoso 2018-09-06 09:17 tutorial  > 3ds MAX  > modeling

Video tutorial on how to quickly create photorealistic grass, shrubs, curbs and trees using iToo Forest Pack and Railclone, with 3ds max and Vray. 

Also, a script called "Auto Render Element  VRayLightSelect"  was used to automatically create multiple VRayLightSelect  render elements in the 3d scene.  

 

 

Full course:

Learn how to quickly achieve compelling Exterior Night shots, using 3ds max, V-Ray and Photoshop.

This unique step-by-step course, is a follow up from previous daylight classes, which are currently available on Jamie Cardoso blog; and on Udemy.com.

The first class, starts with the meticulous process of converting a daylight scene into a night one, using some of the best techniques with 3ds max and V-Ray. The second class takes users through the amazing process of turning this V-Ray Raw render into a masterpiece, using Photoshop, in less than an hour.

Both HD Videos can be streamed directly from server with the captions/subtitles files available. The HD streaming quality can be set to 1920x1080 from the media player. The video classes are currently available for  Patreon supporters, or $10.00 from Jamie's blog. These classes will also be available on Udemy.com later this month, along with the day and night interior scenes.

 

 

Author: Jamie Cardoso Editor: Michał Franczak
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